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Borealis Mining narrowed its Q1 2026 loss, achieved its first gold pour, and boosted cash, planning open-pit mining restart in 2026.
Borealis Mining reported a narrowed Q1 fiscal 2026 net loss of $0.88 million, up from $2.27 million a year earlier, as it began initial gold production from historic stockpiles, achieving its first gold pour in September 2025.
Revenue reached $1.54 million with a gross profit of $0.89 million, supported by processing 123,000 tonnes of oxide stockpiles.
The company boosted cash to $8.18 million and secured U.S. Forest Service approval for a mine plan modification.
It plans to restart open-pit mining in early 2026, pending approvals, though without a feasibility study, increasing risks.
Exploration advanced at three projects using AI and geochemical methods, with drilling and trenching underway.
Borealis Mining redujo su pérdida del primer trimestre de 2026, logró su primer vertido de oro y aumentó su efectivo, planeando reiniciar la minería a cielo abierto en 2026.