Sigma Lithium Q3 2026 net loss more than doubles to USD 25.88 million

By Public Technologies
  • Sigma Lithium’s net loss more than doubled year over year to USD 25.88 million for the three months ended September 30, 2026.
  • Net sales revenue fell 53% year over year to USD 13.52 million for the same period.
  • Nine-month net loss narrowed 32% to USD 17.39 million, while net sales revenue rose 19% to USD 110.56 million year over year.
  • Mining and industrial operations resumed following an October 6 appeals court ruling upholding the validity of current environmental licenses.


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