Mountain Province Diamonds Reports Q2 2025 Performance Insights
Overview of Mountain Province Diamonds' Financial Results
TSX: MPVD
Mountain Province Diamonds Inc. announces its financial results for the second quarter derived from the Gahcho Kué Diamond Mine, with all figures reported in Canadian dollars unless specified otherwise. In this quarter, the company reported key metrics reflecting their sales performance and operational execution.
Key Achievements in Q2 2025
The company achieved significant sales in the second quarter, successfully selling 411,114 carats that totaled proceeds of $36.8 million or approximately US$26.6 million. This represented an average sale price of $90 per carat, as compared to the previous year's average of $102 per carat for 557,361 carats sold.
Despite these achievements, the company reported an adjusted EBITDA of ($2.2) million, and a loss from mine operations amounting to $52.6 million. Furthermore, the net loss for the quarter was $37.7 million, translating to a loss of $0.18 per share.
Operational Highlights
Production Metrics
During the second quarter, the company treated 883,738 tonnes of ore, which was 9% lower than Q2 2024. The carat recovery was also affected, coming in at 708,072 carats, representing a 46% decline compared to the same period last year. The average grade decreased to 0.80 carats per tonne, reflective of a noteworthy decline in material quality.
Safety Performance
Safety remained a priority for Mountain Province Diamonds, with an improvement in their Total Recordable Injury Frequency Rate (TRIFR), achieving 2.13, which is a 51% improvement compared to the same time frame the previous year. This highlights the company's ongoing commitment to safety and operational discipline.
Market Insights and Economic Influences
The diamond market displayed mixed signals during this quarter. While early signs pointed towards a recovery in retail demand within certain markets, external factors, including U.S. tariffs, imposed considerable uncertainty on market conditions. The company acknowledged that these tariffs brought about challenges that could hinder the pace of the expected market recovery.
Mark Wall, the President and CEO of Mountain Province Diamonds, expressed gratitude for the ongoing support from shareholders, which has proven critical while navigating these turbulent conditions. He also mentioned the strategic focus on safely increasing operational efficiency, thereby preparing the business for stabilization in market dynamics.
Financial Overview
The overall revenue from carat sales was significantly lower this quarter compared to the previous year, dropping from $56.8 million to $36.8 million. The average realized diamond price per carat also dipped, impacting the overall financial results. Cash costs per tonne increased to $167, compared to $119 in 2024.
For the year to date, total sales revenue reached $80.8 million, alongside persistent adjustments in production costs due to various external influences.
Future Outlook
Going forward, Mountain Province Diamonds anticipates improvement in material grades as mining operations advance into high-quality ore bodies. The management remains committed to optimizing costs and maintaining a focus on safe operations.
Overall, the Gahcho Kué Mine continues to demonstrate resilience in its operational capacity, although challenges persist in aspects such as market fluctuations and production costs. The company expresses optimism for an eventual turnaround in market strength.
Frequently Asked Questions
What were the sales figures for Mountain Province Diamonds in Q2 2025?
In Q2 2025, Mountain Province Diamonds sold 411,114 carats, generating proceeds of $36.8 million.
How did the diamond prices change compared to last year?
The average price per carat decreased from $102 in Q2 2024 to $90 in Q2 2025.
What was the adjusted EBITDA for the quarter?
The adjusted EBITDA for Q2 2025 was reported as ($2.2 million).
How did the operational performance compare year over year?
Operationally, carats recovered decreased by 46%, reflecting challenges in ore quality.
What is the future outlook for Mountain Province Diamonds?
The company anticipates improvements in grades and is focused on optimizing costs while ensuring safe operations at the Gahcho Kué Mine.
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