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Strong gold sales lift Caledonia's Q3 earnings

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Strong gold sales lift Caledonia's Q3 earnings

Caledonia Mining Corporation PLC reported a strong Q3 2025, with profit after tax surging to nearly $19 million, significantly up from $3 million year-over-year, driven by robust gold production of over 19,000 ounces and a favorable gold price, which boosted revenue beyond $70 million and quarterly EBITDA to approximately $33 million. The company also detailed ongoing cost-control measures at its Blanket mine, anticipates an imminent update on its Bilboes project, and highlighted the strategic appointment of July Ndlovu as a non-executive director.

Analysis

Caledonia Mining Corporation PLC (CMCL) demonstrated an exceptionally strong financial performance in Q3 2025, with profit after tax soaring to nearly $19.00 million, a substantial increase from approximately $3.00 million in the same quarter last year. This robust growth was primarily fueled by solid gold production exceeding 19,000 ounces and a favorable gold price environment, which collectively boosted revenue by over 50% to more than $70.00 million and quarterly EBITDA to approximately $33.00 million. The company is actively implementing cost-control measures at its Blanket mine, focusing on improved electricity monitoring and reducing diesel consumption, despite the operational complexities of increased hoisting depths and tonnage. While facing inflationary pressures on consumables, such as a 10% annual increase in road mill rock prices, management is leveraging efficiency gains through new clocking systems to optimize workforce management and maintain cost discipline. Looking forward, a critical and imminent update on the Bilboes project is expected, which could serve as a significant catalyst for future growth. Exploration efforts at Motapa are also progressing positively, with a modest maiden resource declaration anticipated next year. The strategic appointment of July Ndlovu as a non-executive director, bringing extensive project construction experience, is poised to be invaluable for the successful implementation of the Bilboes project.