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Greatland Resources Ltd (AIM:GGP, OTC:GRLGF, ASX:GGP) on Wednesday reported preliminary December 2025 quarter production of 86,273 ounces of gold and 3,528 tonnes of copper. The ASX- and AIM-listed miner said this compared with 80,890 oz Au and 3,366 tonnes Cu in the September quarter, taking FY2026 H1 production to 167,163 oz Au and 6,894 tonnes Cu. The company said sales for the quarter were 72,212 oz Au and 3,301 tonnes Cu. Greatland added that all-in sustaining cost is still being finalised and will be reported in its December 2025 Quarterly Activities Report. Cash at the end of December stood at $948 million versus $750 million at the end of September, and it is debt free. Greatland said this represented a $198 million cash build for the quarter after capital expenditure and a once-off $46 million stamp duty payment linked to the Telfer-Havieron acquisition, adding: “Greatland maintains full upside exposure to the gold price, with some downside price protection provided from gold put options.”
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