Allied Gold Corporation has reported its preliminary operating results for the third quarter of 2025, highlighting robust production of over 87,000 ounces of gold and sales in excess of 92,000 ounces. These figures are in line with its operating plans and cement a solid outlook for year-end.
Higher production, lower costs at Allied Gold
During the quarter, all-in sustaining costs (AISC) showed a significant improvement, reaching approximately $2,100 per ounce, a reduction of close to 10% with respect to the second quarter. This improvement was achieved despite the increase in royalties from the higher average gold price, which reached approximately $3,450 per ounce. Operating margins per ounce increased by almost 80% quarter-over-quarter.
Stable performance in key assets
At Sadiola, Mali, production remained on plan with 42,174 ounces mined, supported primarily by ore contributed from Stage 5 and Sekekoto West. Progress in the development of new zones such as Sekekoto North and FE4 projects continued productivity into the fourth quarter and beyond. The expansion of Stage 1 is progressing as planned and will allow the treatment of a higher proportion of high grade ore. high grade ore.
In the Côte D’Ivoire complex (CDI), 44,846 ounces were reported, with Agbaou reporting an increase of 22,893 ounces, a 43% increase over the previous quarter. Improvements in operational design and stripping continue to generate access to higher grade zones.
Momentum towards year-end
The company expects the fourth quarter to represent the highest annual production volume, exceeding the 375,000 ounces estimated for 2025. This projection is supported by the increase in ore grades, the start-up of the Sadiola expansion and the consolidation of operational improvements on all fronts.
Project development Kurmuk project in Ethiopia continues in line with established targets. The company has prioritized logistics, mechanical plant assembly and the accumulation of high-grade ore to start operations in mid-2026. In parallel, Allied is making progress on hybrid energy solutions and operations internalization plans to optimize costs and improve structural efficiency.
With a cash balance in excess of $260 million at the end of the quarter, Allied Gold reinforces its position as a growing gold producer, backed by solid results, cost control and an operating strategy focused on maximizing the value of its assets in Africa.
Source: Allied Gold
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