IAMGOLD Expects 2026 Côté Gold Attributable Production at Lower End of 270,000–310,000 Ounce Guidance
Bitget2026/10/21 20:48- IAMGOLD expects 2026 Côté Gold attributable production at the lower end of its 270,000–310,000-ounce guidance range.
- Third-quarter attributable output totaled 64,400 ounces, bringing year-to-date production to 184,000 ounces.
- Fourth-quarter production is expected to rise on higher grades and increased processing rates.
- An updated mine plan due in the fourth quarter is expected to significantly expand reserves and mine life.
- Targeted plant improvements aim to support sustained throughput of approximately 40,000 metric tons daily, versus current nameplate capacity of 36,000.
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