Freehill Mining record October aggregate sales hit $623,469
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- Freehill Mining reached record monthly gross sales of $623,469 in October, driven by strong aggregate demand from its Islón plant.
- The monthly sales result represents a 23% increase compared to September and a 36% rise compared to August.
- The company is upgrading its Islón production plant to improve material handling capacity and support higher processing volumes.
Freehill Mining (ASX:FHS) recorded total gross sales of $623,469 for October from its Chilean aggregates business.
The October performance surpassed gross sales of $506,121 recorded in September 2026 and $457,162 achieved in August.
The company stated that its Chilean aggregate sales continue to build steadily due to healthy construction activity in the La Serena and Coquimbo regions.
Plant upgrades at the Islón facility include an additional vertical shaft impact crusher unit, screening technology, and expanded conveyor capacity.
The company reported that production input costs continue to be tracked down across its operations.
Following the announcement, the Freehill Mining share price was unchanged at $0.0020.
Freehill Mining operates aggregate production operations in Chile with primary production coming from its Islón and Yerbas Buenas sites.
The business is also advancing permitting for its Blanco y Negro copper-gold project in Chile while maintaining cash-generating aggregate sales.
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