B2Gold management commentary cites Fekola impairment reversal as driver of Q3 2026 earnings rise
Bitget2026/11/05 05:39- B2Gold management commentary reported third-quarter 2026 net income of USD 414 million, compared with USD 23 million a year earlier.
- Earnings included a USD 253 million Fekola impairment reversal; adjusted net income rose to USD 183 million from USD 180 million.
- Revenue increased 7% to USD 836 million as a 37% higher realized gold price outweighed a 22% decline in ounces sold.
- Production fell 24%, primarily reflecting Fekola pit sequencing and the end of Otjikoto open-pit mining, driving higher unit costs.
- Management lowered full-year 2026 all-in sustaining cost guidance to USD 2,230–2,410 per ounce sold, citing operating performance and fourth-quarter expectations.
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