Earnings
Patagonia Gold Quarter 2, 2025 Financial Results

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Executive Summary
- Patagonia Gold reported Q2 2025 revenue of US$3 million and produced 642 gold‑equivalent ounces (including silver) while selling 942 gold‑equivalent ounces.
- Completed a US$40 million capital investment in its subsidiary to advance the Calcatreu project, with heap‑leach facility construction now underway and first blasts expected by Q3 2025.
- Executed a strategic agreement with Newmont covering the Tornado and Huracán properties north of Cerro Negro.
Key Details
- Revenue: US$3 million for the quarter ended June 30, 2025.
- Capital Investment: US$40 million invested in Patagonia Gold Canada Inc. on May 30, 2025 to fund Calcatreu development.
- Production & Sales (Cap Oeste):
- Produced 642 gold‑equivalent ounces (393 oz Au + 24,035 oz Ag).
- Sold 942 gold‑equivalent ounces (598 oz Au + 33,159 oz Ag).
- Gold‑to‑silver conversion ratio used: 96.11 : 1.
- Exploration Expenditures: US$0.3 million in Q2 2025 covering:
- 697.55 m drilled across 12 diamond holes at Calcatreu (Belén target).
- 161.1 m of trenching in the Belén zone.
- 131.95 km of ground‑magnetic surveys at La Josefina.
- Final Geological Report for El Llano property presented; reactivation plan for Ana property disclosed.
- Newmont Agreement: Executed agreement relating to Tornado and Huracán properties (details referenced in April 2 press release).
- Calcatreu Heap‑Leach Facility Construction:
- Completed access road, camp, explosives magazine, fuel tanks, and power plant.
- Earthworks on heap‑leach pad underway; CIC plant refurbished and ready for relocation.
- Elution and foundry circuits from FL Smidth slated for delivery Q1 2026.
- Hiring and training of mining personnel commenced; first blasts anticipated end of Q3 2025.
- Qualified Person: Donald J. Birak, independent consulting geologist, reviewed and approved technical information per NI 43‑101.
Notable Quotes
“Our continued investment and operational progress at Calcatreu position us well for a successful transition to commercial production later this year,” – Christopher van Tienhoven, CEO.
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