Africa Resources (AFRI) Q3 2025 earnings summary
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Q3 2025 earnings summary
25 Nov, 2025Executive summary
Operations continued at a small scale in Q3 2025, with 736 carats extracted and sold for $51,506 (average $70/carat).
Frequent relocations of equipment and staff affected extraction continuity; processed ore deposits were too small for stable volumes.
Post-period, operations resumed at a previously promising site, aiming for higher volumes and grades by year-end.
Ongoing discussions about mergers with other mineral projects to diversify beyond diamond extraction.
Financial highlights
Q3 2025 revenue was 556 TSEK (0 in Q3 2024); net loss after tax was -685 TSEK (-239 TSEK in Q3 2024).
For Jan–Sep 2025, revenue was 1,707 TSEK (1,930 TSEK in Jan–Sep 2024); net loss after tax was -1,565 TSEK (-552 TSEK in Jan–Sep 2024).
Cash and cash equivalents at period end were 4 TSEK (37 TSEK at Sep 2024).
Total assets at period end were 10,446 TSEK (11,646 TSEK at Sep 2024).
Outlook and guidance
Resumption at a previously high-grade site is expected to improve volumes and grades for the remainder of 2025.
Potential mergers or project combinations are under discussion to reduce reliance on diamond mining.
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