New Pacific Metals (NUAG) Q4 2025 earnings summary
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Q4 2025 earnings summary
26 Jun, 2026Executive summary
Filed a Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) for the Carangas Project, showing strong economic potential with a post-tax NPV (5%) of $501 million and IRR of 26% at base case prices.
Secured legal protection for the Silver Sand Project, regaining access after artisanal miners withdrew following a court ruling.
Community support obtained for the Carangas Project, enabling continued permitting and development.
Appointed interim CEO and CFO in April 2025.
Financial highlights
Net loss for the year ended June 30, 2025 was $3.76 million ($0.02/share), improved from $6.02 million ($0.04/share) year-over-year.
Operating expenses for the year were $5.98 million, down from $6.94 million in the prior year.
Working capital as of June 30, 2025 was $16.17 million.
Income from investments for the year was $0.79 million, compared to $1.06 million last year.
Foreign exchange gain for the year was $1.41 million, up from $0.08 million year-over-year.
Outlook and guidance
Carangas PEA outlines a 16-year mine life (excluding 2 years pre-production), with significant silver, zinc, and lead output and a 3.2-year post-tax payback.
Average life-of-mine all-in sustaining cost projected at $7.60/oz silver, net of by-products.
Community and legal milestones support ongoing project advancement.
Latest events from New Pacific Metals
- Advancing two world-class silver projects in Bolivia with robust economics and growth potential.NUAG
Corporate presentation26 Jun 2026 - Silver Sand PFS filed with $740M NPV, net loss narrowed, and $25.9M raised in financing.NUAG
Q4 202426 Jun 2026 - Carangas PEA projects $501M NPV, 26% IRR; net loss narrows to $1.26M on lower expenses.NUAG
Q1 202526 Jun 2026 - Net loss improved, exploration spending continued, and Carangas PEA advanced amid ongoing risks.NUAG
Q2 202526 Jun 2026 - Net loss improved, expenses declined, and Carangas PEA underscores both opportunity and risk.NUAG
Q3 202526 Jun 2026 - Net loss improved, major financing closed, and leadership finalized amid stable project spending.NUAG
Q1 202626 Jun 2026 - Net loss increased, but lower expenses and Bolivia's reforms may boost future prospects.NUAG
Q2 202626 Jun 2026 - Q3 net loss was $0.87M, with strong working capital and key project investments ongoing.NUAG
Q3 202626 Jun 2026 - Flexible US $200M shelf offering targets Bolivian project growth amid operational and market risks.NUAG
Registration filing26 Jun 2026