Aris Mining Reports Q4 and Full Year 2025 Results
Aris Mining transforms into a cash-flow powerhouse as Segovia expansion and 100% Soto Norte ownership pave the way for 1-million-ounce target.

The most recent news (March 11, 2026) reports Aris Mining’s FY2025 results, which significantly exceeded previous guidance. The company produced 256,503 ounces of gold (up 22% YoY) and generated record revenue of $909 million. Financial strength improved drastically, with Adjusted EBITDA rising 185% to $464 million and net debt falling from $241 million to $86 million. Operationally, the Segovia mill expansion is fully ramped up, and the Marmato Bulk Mining Zone is 60% complete. Furthermore, the company consolidated 100% ownership of the Soto Norte project and completed a robust PEA for the Toroparu project in Guyana.
The impact is Material - Positive. - Financial De-risking: The massive jump in cash flow and the reduction of net debt to just $86 million provides the company with the "dry powder" necessary to fund its $1.0 million ounce annual production goal without significant further dilution. - Asset Consolidation: Moving to 100% ownership of Soto Norte (previously 51%) and terminating the associated precious metals stream significantly increases the attributable NPV and future cash flow profile. - Operational Execution: Exceeding the midpoint of 2025 guidance proves management's ability to execute on the Segovia mill expansion, which was a key risk in early 2025. - Market Visibility: The recent uplisting to the NYSE (February 2026) combined with these record results is likely to attract institutional capital that was previously restricted by exchange or liquidity requirements.
Aris Mining is a gold producer focused on Latin America (Colombia and Guyana). - Flagship Project: Segovia Operations (Colombia), a high-grade (9.8-10 g/t) underground mine that has been in production for over 100 years. It recently expanded capacity to 3,000 tpd. - Growth Project: Marmato Bulk Mining Zone, currently under construction, aiming to add >150k oz/year starting in late 2026.