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Ophir Metals FY26 net loss narrows 68.85% to CA$ 715,999

Ophir Metals FY26 net loss narrows 68.85% to CA$ 715,999

ReutersReuters2026/09/01 09:54
  • Ophir Metals posted a net loss of CA$ 715,999, narrowing 68.85% from the prior year.
  • Loss per share improved to CA$ 0.01 from CA$ 0.02.
  • Exploration and evaluation asset impairments fell to CA$ 83,942 from CA$ 1.65 million.
  • Cash used in operating activities declined 34.61% to CA$ 381,775.
  • Company formed a 50/50 joint operation with Azimut on Pilipas, opting not to pursue the 70% second option.


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