Borealis Mining Company (BOGO) Q4 2026 earnings summary
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Q4 2026 earnings summary
10 Nov, 2026Executive summary
Fiscal 2026 marked a shift from processing historical stockpiles to resumed open-pit mining and commercial production; annual revenue reached $12.65 million and gross profit $4.95 million.
Q4 operations continued mine development, material movement, crushing, stacking and gold recovery, with a focus on coordinating activities and improving use of existing infrastructure.
Financial highlights
FY2026 revenue rose to $12.65 million from $3.78 million YoY; gross profit was $4.95 million versus $0.49 million.
FY2026 net loss narrowed to $4.74 million from $14.87 million; the comparison benefited from no repeat of the $6.89 million Gold Bull Resources acquisition expense booked in FY2025.
Q4 revenue was $3.63 million, gross profit $1.61 million and net loss $0.13 million; Q4 2025 revenue was $1.20 million, gross profit $0.15 million and net loss $1.04 million.
Cash used in operating activities was $9.19 million in FY2026; cash from financing activities was $23.71 million.
Outlook and guidance
FY2027 Borealis Mine gold production target is 15,250–19,250 oz; priorities include operating efficiency, converting inventory into sales, and disciplined cost and working-capital management.
Guidance depends on operating conditions, metallurgical performance and funding; Sandman advancement remains subject to technical results, permitting and financing.
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