Mako Mining Reports Q3 Gold Recovery of 12,743 Ounces

By Public Technologies
  • Mako Mining recovered 12,743 ounces of gold in Q3 2026, with sales of 11,581 ounces.
  • Quarterly revenue totaled approximately USD 50 million; cash, securities and trade receivables reached USD 119.3 million at September 30.
  • Mt. Hamilton received condemnation drilling permits on October 16, subject to posting and acceptance of a USD 265,205 reclamation bond.
  • First gold production at Mt. Hamilton remains scheduled for December 2027.
  • A procured crushing circuit upgrade is expected to raise Moss Mine throughput above 12,000 short tons daily by Q3 2027.


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