Atico Produces 2.08 Million Pounds of Cu and 2,472 Ounces of Au in Third Quarter 2026
Key Highlights
- ➤Copper production 2.08 million pounds, down 7% from Q3 2025
- ➤Gold production 2,472 ounces, up 30% from Q3 2025
- ➤Processed tonnes per day 802, up 8% from Q3 2025
- ➤Copper head grade 1.97%, up 8% from Q3 2025
- ➤Atico expects next-quarter production to improve on higher head grades
Expert Statements
Fernando E. Ganoza, CEO of Atico Mining Corporation
“We are seeing the planned improvements in quarterly production as we overcome the operational challenges faced during the development and preparation of the higher-grade areas of the mine. Gold grade and recovery were particularly strong this period and gets us closer to our gold guidance production. Higher gold production is also having a meaningful positive impact on our all-in sustaining cash costs, while we also benefit from strong revenue driven by higher metal prices”
Fernando E. Ganoza, CEO of Atico Mining Corporation
“We anticipate production for the following quarter will continue to improve driven by higher copper and gold head grades, while at the same time we are advancing the reserves report update where we expect an increase in the life of mine.”
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Oct. 22, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Atico Mining Corporation (the “Company” or “Atico”) (TSX.V: ATY | OTCID: ATCMF) announces its operating results for the three months ended September 30, 2026 from its El Roble mine. Production for the quarter totaled 2.08 million pounds of copper and 2,472 ounces of gold in concentrates, a decrease of 7% for copper and an increase of 30% for gold, respectively, over the same period in 2025.
We are seeing the planned improvements in quarterly production as we overcome the operational challenges faced during the development and preparation of the higher-grade areas of the mine. Gold grade and recovery were particularly strong this period and gets us closer to our gold guidance production. Higher gold production is also having a meaningful positive impact on our all-in sustaining cash costs, while we also benefit from strong revenue driven by higher metal prices” stated Fernando E. Ganoza, CEO. “We anticipate production for the following quarter will continue to improve driven by higher copper and gold head grades, while at the same time we are advancing the reserves report update where we expect an increase in the life of mine.
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