Grange Resources (GRR) Q4 2025 TU earnings summary
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Q4 2025 TU earnings summary
27 Jan, 2026Executive summary
Achieved over 967 days without a Lost Time Injury, maintaining a strong safety record.
Ended 2025 with strong production, meeting full-year targets for ore, concentrate, and pellets.
Centre Pit delivered higher grade ore, supporting increased mill production and weight recovery.
Financial highlights
Average realised sales price was A$193.04/t (US$127.13/t), down from A$203.72/t (US$133.44/t) in the previous quarter.
Cash and liquid investments stood at A$275.15 million, up from A$272.76 million in the prior quarter.
Trade receivables increased to A$38.62 million from A$23.14 million sequentially.
Lower unit cash operating cost of A$140.57/t, compared to A$163.37/t in the September quarter.
Capital expenditure for the quarter was approximately A$12.4 million.
Outlook and guidance
Project financing for the North Pit Underground development is advancing, with technical due diligence underway.
Southdown Magnetite Project continues to seek equity investors and maintains all tenements and approvals.
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