Aura reports a quarterly record at Brazil’s Borborema mine
Borborema produced 22,842 gold-equivalent ounces in the third quarter, up 60% from the previous quarter.
Event / data period: 2026-09
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In a 9 October filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Aura Minerals reported preliminary third-quarter 2026 output from its four operating mines in Brazil. Borborema set a quarterly record at 22,842 gold-equivalent ounces, 60% above the previous quarter. The company cited access to higher-grade areas and improved filtering performance.
Almas produced 14,264 gold-equivalent ounces in the quarter, Apoena 6,865 and Mineração Serra Grande (MSG) 13,321. Aura reported these separately from its six-mine global total; Aranzazu in Mexico and Minosa in Honduras are not Brazilian operations. The figures are preliminary. Borborema’s nine-month 2026 production was 54,194 gold-equivalent ounces.
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Aura operating results release
Aura reported preliminary quarterly results for four Brazilian mines and two mines in other countries.
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Preliminary third-quarter results released
Aura published production data for its Brazilian and foreign operations.
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This block records the release date. The report separates Brazilian operations from the company’s global total; production figures are preliminary.
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