Centerra Gold Q2 2026 earnings rise as higher realized gold and copper prices lift mine operating profit, company says

• Centerra Gold posted Q2 2026 net earnings of USD 72.1 million, up from USD 68.6 million, as mine operating earnings rose to USD 159 million.
• Higher gold ounces sold, stronger realized gold prices at Mount Milligan and Öksüt, higher realized copper prices, increased copper sales lifted revenue to USD 442.7 million.
• Higher royalty costs at Öksüt, higher production costs at Mount Milligan, higher molybdenum input costs at Langeloth pushed cost of sales higher.
• Income tax swung to an expense of USD 54.2 million from a USD 2.2 million recovery, reflecting higher taxable income at the two gold mines.
• Operating cash flow rose to USD 66.2 million, offset by a USD 46.5 million working-capital drag at Langeloth tied to inventory build-up during the shutdown.

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