Mineros S.A. reports record financial results for the first half of 2026, citing higher gold prices. For the six months ended June 30, 2026, the company posts revenue of US$559 million, reported as a company record. Mineros also reports record net profit of US$133 million for the same period. Operating performance includes record adjusted EBITDA of US$260 million, which the company says corresponds to about 46% of revenue. The results are tied to sales of 122,634 gold equivalent ounces during the half.
Financial Post additionally provides cost metrics. It says Mineros’ H1 cash cost is US$2,104 per ounce, which it states remains within its guidance range. It also reports H1 all-in sustaining cost (AISC) of US$2,348 per ounce, described as below the lower end of its guidance. Both outlets frame the announcement as reflecting improved profitability in the first half, with production and sales volume presented alongside the gold-price-driven revenue gains.
