Endeavour Mining management commentary cites lower gold sales as driver of Q3 2026 adjusted earnings decline

• Endeavour Mining management commentary attributed third-quarter 2026 adjusted shareholder earnings of USD 241.5 million, versus USD 301.6 million previously, to lower sales.
• Revenue fell sequentially to USD 1.11 billion as gold sales declined and the realized gold price slipped to USD 4,258 per ounce.
• Higher gold prices lifted adjusted shareholder earnings from USD 158.6 million a year earlier, despite increased royalties and taxes.
• For the first nine months of 2026, adjusted shareholder earnings rose to USD 913.5 million from USD 556.4 million, driven by higher prices.
• Management attributed partially offsetting cost pressures to increased operating expenses, royalties and taxes, while lower production reflected weaker grades at several mines.

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