AERIS RESOURCES LTD.

Aeris Resources closed the fiscal year with AUD 165m in cash, zero debt and EBITDA of AUD 285m, and now emphasises execution in mine development and reserve conversion. Tritton reserves quadrupled to 10.2 million tonnes; Constellation and Mallee Bull are expected to raise copper production to 24,000–25,000 t in 2027 and about 30,000 t within three years. Management and exploration see further upside at projects such as Stockman, Cracow and Jaguar; around AUD 106m of infrastructure spending is planned over 12 years. » More on de.investing.com

Aeris Resources has repaid AUD 40 million of debt and now describes itself as debt-free, strengthening the balance sheet and providing room for development and exploration. Reserves at the Tritton copper mine rose to 10 million tonnes, and the company aims for annual copper production of 30,000 tonnes within two to three years, supported by the acquisition of Peel Mining and the Mallee-Bull project. Constellation and Stockman are being advanced as immediate development projects, while Cracow continues to deliver about 40,000 ounces of gold per year and its life is expected to be extended via Golden Plateau. Aeris plans annual exploration expenditures of around AUD 25–30 million and sees several projects as key drivers of sustainable production growth. » More on de.investing.com

Aeris Resources reports a 72% rise in operating cash flow for Q3 FY2026 to AUD 75.8 million and cash and equivalents of AUD 149.8 million. Nine‑month cumulative operating cash totals AUD 232 million with capital expenditure of AUD 124 million; Tritton reached full processing (nameplate) capacity. The Constellation development remains on schedule for a production start in Q1 FY27 and will be self‑funded, and the company plans to acquire the South Cobar Copper Project to extend Tritton’s life. Aeris confirms its full‑year production and cost guidance and highlights a strong balance sheet and exploration progress. » More on de.investing.com