China Gold International Resources Corp. Ltd. has released its 2026 annual production guidance, projecting continued strong operational performance across its two key assets. At the Jiama Mine, copper production is expected to range between 140 million pounds (63,500 tonnes) and 149 million pounds (67,500 tonnes), with gold output estimated between 70,732 ounces (2.2 tonnes) and 75,554 ounces (2.35 tonnes). Silver production at Jiama is forecast between 4.18 million ounces (130 tonnes) and 4.82 million ounces (150 tonnes). The CSH Mine is anticipated to contribute gold production in the range of 70,732 ounces (2.2 tonnes) to 83,592 ounces (2.6 tonnes). The company highlighted its historic best performance in 2025, reporting record-breaking net profits in two consecutive quarters, and aims to maintain consolidated and steady progress at both mines in 2026. Final audited 2025 financial results are expected to be released by the end of March 2026.

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