Earnings
Audited Results for the year ended 31 December 2025
Serabi Gold Clears Debt and Initiates Dividend as Profits Double on Record Gold Prices

Executive Summary
- Serabi Gold reported audited full-year results for 2025, showing revenue of $155.8 million (up from $94.5 million in 2024) driven by higher production and significantly elevated average gold prices ($3,481/oz vs $2,407/oz).
- Post-tax profit increased 94% to $53.9 million, with EBITDA improving 117% to $77.9 million.
- The company achieved a debt-free status following the repayment of a $5.3 million loan to Banco Santander in January 2026.
- An inaugural annual dividend of 5 pence per share was announced, alongside a policy targeting 20–30% of free cash flow for shareholder returns.
- Gold production reached 44,169 ounces (up from 37,520 ounces), with guidance for 2026 set at 53,000 to 57,000 ounces.
- Operational costs rose slightly, with All-In Sustaining Cost (AISC) increasing to $1,816/oz from $1,700/oz in the prior year.
- The Chair noted two fatalities occurred in early 2026, highlighting ongoing safety challenges despite operational improvements.
Material Impact
- Financial Transformation: The transition to a debt-free balance sheet with $49.2 million cash at year-end (rising to $64.4 million by Q1 2026) materially reduces refinancing risk and interest expense drag, directly supporting the new dividend policy.
- Dividend Initiation: For a mid-tier producer of this size (~$454M market cap), initiating a dividend signals management confidence in sustainable cash flows, potentially attracting income-focused investors previously excluded from junior miners.
- Gold Price Dependency: The realized gold price of $3,481/oz is exceptionally high and likely unsustainable at these levels; future profitability may be more sensitive to spot price fluctuations than the 2025 results suggest.
- Safety Risk: The explicit mention of two fatalities in early 2026 by the Chair introduces a material operational risk that could impact permitting, insurance costs, or social license to operate, particularly in Brazil where regulatory scrutiny is high.
- Cost Inflation: AISC rising to $1,816/oz indicates margin compression risks if gold prices normalize, though still well below current realized prices.
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Company Overview
- Overview: Serabi Gold is a gold producer operating in Brazil with two primary assets: the Palito Complex (Pará) and the Coringa Mine (Pará). The company focuses on brownfield exploration to extend mine life and increase resources.
- Flagship Project: The Palito Complex serves as the processing hub, while Coringa provides ore via trucking. Both sites are undergoing expansion; Palito is adding a fourth ball mill to increase throughput to ~900tpd by Q4 2026.
- Development: The company is transitioning Coringa from selective open stoping to mechanized sublevel stoping, expected to complete by Q3 2026 to improve efficiency and safety.
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