Alphamin posts record Q2 2026 EBITDA as higher tin prices lift earnings, company says

• Alphamin posted record EBITDA of US$167 million for Q2 2026, driven mainly by a 5% rise in average tin price to US$51,957 a tonne.
• Tin output held at 5,013 tonnes; sales were 5,014 tonnes, keeping production in line with its 20,000-tonne annual target.
• AISC rose 6% to US$19,042 per tonne sold, reflecting higher price-linked royalties and duties, timing of capex, higher diesel and transport costs.
• Plant recovery slipped to 72.8% from 74.2% as elevated sulphides increased near-gravity material, reducing gravity circuit efficiency.
• Net cash fell to US$91 million from US$140 million, following US$160 million of distributions, tax payments of US$26.5 million.

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