Jaguar Mining Q2 2026 profit swings to $15.5 million, aided by higher gold prices and Turmalina restart, company says

• For Q2 2026, revenue rose 43% to USD 51.4 million, driven mainly by a 35% jump in realized gold price to USD 4,391/oz.
• Net income was USD 15.5 million versus a USD 6.6 million loss, helped by Turmalina’s restart and no Satinoco-related charges.
• Gold production increased 19% to 13,057 oz on 57% higher tonnes processed; lower head grade of 3.17 g/t partly offset gains.
• Unit costs climbed during the ramp-up: cash operating costs rose to USD 1,834/oz sold; AISC increased to USD 2,840/oz sold.
• Cash and cash equivalents were USD 74 million at June 30, 2026; free cash flow was USD 6.6 million versus USD 10.1 million.

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