Alamos Gold produced 130,600 oz in Q2, meeting revised quarterly guidance. The company cut its full-year outlook on lower mining rates at Young-Davidson. CEO expects stronger 2027.
Alamos Gold produced 130,600 ounces in the second quarter, meeting its revised quarterly guidance. The company also cut its full-year outlook, citing lower mining rates at Young-Davidson.
Production rose 5% from the first quarter. The Island Gold District delivered record underground mining rates, milling rates and output. That offset weaker results from Mulatos and Young-Davidson.
“We are expecting lower mining rates at Young-Davidson in the second half of 2026 resulting in a temporary reduction in production and increase in costs,” CEO John A. McCluskey said. The company revised its full-year consolidated production and cost guidance. Young-Davidson was the primary driver.
McCluskey pointed to 2027 as a stronger year. “We expect stronger production and significantly lower costs in 2027 driven by improved results from Young-Davidson, as well as low-cost growth from the Island Gold District,” he said. Work on the shaft and mill expansion at Island Gold is progressing. Both are expected to boost production and cut costs over the next several years.
Alamos Gold carries an Alpha Score of 68 out of 100, a moderate rating in the basic materials sector. The stock is a play on rising gold prices and operational execution.
The company continues to invest in its communities and environmental programs. No dividend or buyback changes were announced.
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