Australian Gold and Copper (AGC) H2 2026 earnings summary
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H2 2026 earnings summary
29 Sep, 2026Executive summary
Principal activities focused on mineral exploration in Australia, with significant expansion of the South Cobar Project through acquisitions and exploration success.
Loss after tax for the year was $1,957,588, compared to $1,089,362 in the prior year.
No dividends were declared or paid during the year.
Financial highlights
Revenue from interest income was $337,884, down from $755,293 in the prior year.
EBITDA was $(1,885,139), EBIT was $(1,957,588), and basic loss per share was (0.73) cents.
Cash and cash equivalents at year-end were $5,676,952, down from $13,995,085.
Total assets increased to $39,946,099 from $36,228,375, mainly due to exploration asset growth.
Net assets rose to $38,140,128 from $35,556,742.
Outlook and guidance
Directors did not provide specific forward-looking guidance, citing potential prejudice to the Group.
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