-- Atico Mining (ATY.V) 周二收盘后公布了其位于哥伦比亚的 El Roble 矿截至 2026 年 3 月 31 日的三个月运营业绩。 该公司表示,铜产量总计 209 万磅,同比下降 6%;黄金产量增长 36% 至 2,108 盎司,均为精矿产量。 平均日处理量为 734 吨,较 2025 年第一季度下降 5%。 铜矿石品位为 1.86%,同比下降 6%;黄金矿石品位增长 20% 至 1.69 克/吨。 铜回收率为 91.0%,同比下降 3%;黄金回收率提高 10% 至 69.1%。 El Roble 矿是一座位于哥伦比亚的高品位地下铜金矿,其选矿厂的标称日处理能力为 1,000 吨。首席执行官费尔南多·加诺萨表示:“尽管黄金产量超出预算,但埃尔罗布莱矿本季度业绩略低于预期。我们实现了具有竞争力的运营成本,并且随着运营重回正轨,第二季度已出现明显改善,有望实现全年业绩目标。本季度,我们成功完成了两批精矿的销售,加上创纪录的金属价格,使我们能够取得强劲的财务业绩。” 该公司股票在多伦多证券交易所创业板收盘价持平于0.275美元。
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