Revenue surges 178% as production ramps. i-80 Gold posted Q4 2025 revenue of $97.1M, marking a dramatic acceleration from $34.9M in the prior year period as the Nevada-focused gold developer scales production at its Granite Creek and Archimedes operations. The stock fell 2.1% in after-hours trading to $1.91 despite the top-line growth, reflecting investor focus on the company’s path to profitability.
Full-year revenue nearly triples. For fiscal 2025, i-80 Gold generated $97.1M in total revenue compared to $34.9M in 2024—a 178% year-over-year increase that underscores the operational momentum management highlighted in its Q3 earnings call. The company produced approximately 3,400 ounces of gold in finished goods inventory at the end of Q3, with CFO Ryan Snow noting revenue was “driven by higher ounces sold and a higher average realized gold price.”
Operating losses persist despite production gains. The company posted a trailing twelve-month operating margin of negative 86.7% and a net loss of $0.22 per share for the period, continuing the cash burn that has characterized its development phase. Total assets stood at $756.2M as of Q3, down from $782.9M at mid-year, while stockholders’ equity declined to $423.0M from $463.5M over the same period.
Stock momentum builds heading into results. Shares have rallied 94% over the past three months, climbing from $1.08 in mid-November to $1.93 at yesterday’s close as gold prices strengthened and development milestones came into view. The stock breached $2.00 briefly on February 11 before pulling back, establishing a 200-day average of $0.99 that highlights the recent breakout.
Development plan execution continues. CEO Richard Young emphasized in the Q3 call that the company is “advancing towards our goal of creating a Nevada focused mid tier gold producer,” while COO Paul Chawrun noted “many moving parts across the portfolio” as the team works to “derisk the plan.” Analyst questions centered on mining progression at the South Pacific zone and potential monetization strategies for non-core assets, suggesting investor focus on capital allocation as production scales.
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