G Mining Ventures Corp. announced significant operational achievements in its second quarter 2025 results, with gold production reaching 42,587 ounces at the Tocantinzinho Gold Mine in Pará, Brazil. This production figure represents a 20% increase compared to the first quarter of 2025, highlighting the company's accelerating progress toward its annual production targets. The performance underscores the operational efficiency gains being realized at the mine, which is central to G Mining Ventures Corp.'s strategy of becoming a mid-tier precious metals producer.
The processing plant's performance was a critical driver of this growth, averaging 12,890 tonnes per day over a 30-day period and achieving 86% of its nameplate capacity. The average quarterly throughput settled at 11,100 tonnes per day. Recovery rates improved substantially to 90.3%, up from 87.7% in the previous quarter, indicating enhanced metallurgical efficiency. Mining rates also increased by 18% to 47,900 tonnes per day, contributing to the higher ore availability for processing. CEO Louis-Pierre Gignac attributed these advancements to successful operational upgrades, specifically mentioning the upgrades of the SAG mill liners as a key factor in the improved performance.
The quarter was also notable for its safety record, with no lost time or recordable incidents reported, aligning with industry best practices for responsible mining operations. The Tocantinzinho Gold Mine's location in Pará, Brazil, a mining-friendly jurisdiction, provides a stable regulatory environment for continued operations. G Mining Ventures Corp. leverages this advantage alongside its access to capital and development expertise to support its growth trajectory. The company's focus on operational excellence at Tocantinzinho is a testament to its strategic commitment, as detailed in its corporate materials available at https://gminingventures.com. The consistent performance improvements reinforce the company's position for continued success in the precious metals sector, as it progresses toward its stated 2025 production goals.
