SUNRISE RESOURCES

Sunrise reports a Q2 revenue decline of 2.6% to CHF 712.9 million and adjusted EBITDAaL that fell 3.8% to CHF 244.4 million. The net loss narrowed markedly to CHF 22.4 million, supported by currency effects on financial income and expenses. Customer numbers rose net (+21,000 mobile, +3,000 internet subscriptions) and management is cutting costs, announcing the reduction of 147 positions. Sunrise sticks to its full-year guidance: revenue largely stable, EBITDAaL around CHF 1 billion, investments <15% of revenue and adjusted free cash flow of CHF 380–400 million; if targets are met a dividend increase is envisaged. » Plus sur finanzen.net

Sunrise Resources has regained control of the Hazen project in Nevada after a major US company did not exercise or extend its purchase option by January 8, 2026. The non-core project contains glassy pumice that, according to laboratory tests, exceeds the ASTM-C618 specifications for natural pozzolan and could also be usable as a light aggregate. The deposit is located close to a Union Pacific rail spur, offering favorable shipping options; Sunrise says it will provide further information on its plans "in due course." » Plus sur de.investing.com

Sunrise Resources has extended the option deadline for the possible sale of the Hazen project in Nevada by one month to 8 January 2026; the option can be extended twice more, each time by one month. The option aims for a sale to an unnamed “large US company” for US$800,000. The Hazen deposit, with glassy pumice that the company’s lab says meets ASTM-C618 specifications for natural pozzolan, is located 9 km from a Union Pacific rail spur, which would facilitate potential distribution into regional concrete markets. » Plus sur de.investing.com