
Alamos Gold Inc
TSX:AGI

Alamos Gold Inc
Alamos Gold Inc., a mid-tier Canadian-based gold producer, has woven a compelling narrative in the world of precious metals. The company was founded in 2003 and has grown through a strategic blend of project development and mergers and acquisitions, solidifying its place in the competitive gold mining sector. Alamos Gold’s primary operations are centered around its three core mines: the Young-Davidson and Island Gold mines in Canada, and the Mulatos mine in Mexico. These assets are not only well-positioned geographically in regions rich with mineral deposits, but they are also instrumental in facilitating Alamos' strategy of maintaining a low-cost, high-return production profile. Leveraging advanced mining technologies, the company efficiently extracts gold ores, transforming them into value by applying rigorous cost controls and operational efficiencies.
The crux of Alamos Gold's business model lies in its ability to convert these extracted materials into profitable ventures. Revenue generation is primarily achieved through the sale of refined gold, capitalizing on gold's persistent demand as a safe-haven asset among global consumers and institutions. By aligning operational strategies with robust financial management practices, Alamos strives to sustain production growth while delivering long-term shareholder value. Underpinned by a seasoned management team, the company is dedicated to optimizing existing resources while exploring new opportunities to enhance its asset base. This strategic focus is complemented by a commitment to sustainable mining practices, ensuring that the economic benefits of its operations are balanced with environmental stewardship and social responsibility.
Production: Q2 gold production totaled 137,000 ounces, up 10% from Q1 and in line with guidance. Management remains confident in meeting full-year production targets.
Costs: All-in sustaining costs (AISC) fell 18% from Q1, but full-year AISC guidance was raised by 12%, mainly due to higher share-based compensation and royalty expenses.
Revenue & Cash Flow: Record revenue of $438 million and strong free cash flow of $85 million were achieved in Q2, supported by higher gold prices, increased output, and lower costs.
Outlook: Production and costs are both expected to improve further in the second half of the year, with management reiterating full-year production guidance.
Growth Projects: Expansion plans at Island Gold and Magino are progressing, with a larger mill expansion study expected in Q4 and Phase 3+ on track for completion by end of 2026.
Exploration: Multiple high-grade exploration successes near existing operations, with focus on converting resources to reserves for inclusion in the upcoming expansion study.
Liquidity: Cash balance ended Q2 at $345 million, with total liquidity of $845 million, positioning Alamos to fund ongoing growth internally.