Aurelia Metals Limited (ASX:AMI)
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Jul 1, 2026, 4:10 PM AEST

Aurelia Metals Earnings Call Transcripts

Fiscal Year 2026

  • Strong March quarter performance with record gold production, robust cash flow, and successful refinancing. Growth projects and exploration are on track, with guidance increased for gold and capital spend deferred due to timing, not delays.

  • Revenue rose 27% and underlying NPAT grew 60% year-over-year, driven by strong production, higher commodity prices, and the ramp-up of Federation Mine. Plant expansion and growth projects remain on schedule, with all investments self-funded from robust operating cash flow.

  • Strong cash flow and production growth were delivered, with Peak and Federation mines ramping up and expansion projects on track. Liquidity remains robust, and exploration is yielding positive results, positioning the company well for future copper and gold demand.

  • Q1 FY 2026 saw strong production, robust liquidity, and significant resource and reserve growth, with key projects like Federation and Great Cobar ramping up ahead of plan. Costs are trending down, and the outlook for copper remains positive, supporting ambitious production targets.

Fiscal Year 2025

  • AGM 2025

    The meeting highlighted a return to profitability, strong cash flow, and disciplined growth, with major projects like Federation and Great Cobar advancing on schedule. Board renewal and governance were emphasized, and all resolutions were supported, with results to be released post-meeting.

  • Delivered a 69% year-over-year EBITDA increase and returned to full-year profit, driven by strong operational execution, disciplined cost control, and successful project ramp-ups. Maintains a robust balance sheet, targets self-funded growth, and is actively managing labor and regulatory risks.

  • Strong cash generation and disciplined capital management support a transition from gold to base metals, with major projects like Federation and Great Cobar ramping up. Exploration and operational upgrades underpin a clear growth roadmap and robust financial outlook.

  • Strong FY 2025 results met or exceeded guidance, with robust cash flow, improved safety, and key growth projects advancing on schedule. Peak mine and Federation delivered solid operational and financial performance, while cost control and exploration remain priorities.

  • Investor Day 2025

    A clear three-year roadmap transitions to a base metals-dominant portfolio, with major projects like Federation and Great Cobar ramping up to deliver over 40,000 copper equivalent tonnes by FY 2028. Strong cash flow, disciplined capital management, and a robust exploration pipeline underpin growth, while people and sustainability strategies address industry challenges.

  • Q3 saw strong gold production, robust cash flow, and cost control, with Peak and Federation mines performing well. The Great Cobar project was approved, and exploration delivered promising results. The company remains on track to meet full-year guidance and maintains a strong balance sheet.

  • Investor Update

    Great Cobar project is approved with an eight-year mine life, $91 million CapEx funded internally, and strong copper-gold production. Expansion and exploration potential remain high, with robust risk management and no current hedging for future output.

  • Safety improved and profitability returned with a 53% rise in underlying EBITDA and strong cash flow. Federation ramp-up and project pipeline are on track, with higher production and revenue expected in H2 FY25. Inflation remains a challenge, but cost control and capital efficiency are priorities.

  • Q2 FY 2025 saw strong cash generation and operational performance, with Peak funding Federation's ramp-up and exploration progressing well. Guidance remains on track, with key growth projects and FIDs expected in H2, supported by a robust balance sheet.

  • Strong cash generation and operational performance funded growth, with Peak and Federation ramp-ups on track. The Cobar Optimization Study enables capital-efficient expansion, while Dargues closure maximized cash. Permitting and hedging strategies support a robust outlook.

Fiscal Year 2024

Fiscal Year 2023

Fiscal Year 2022

Fiscal Year 2021