Freehill Mining records monthly sales of $506,121
- Freehill Mining generated total monthly gross sales of $506,121 in September.
- The monthly result marks a recovery in revenue following weather-related operational disruptions in July.
- The company is advancing plant investments and permitting to expand processing volume and meet regional materials demand.
Freehill Mining (ASX:FHS) generated total gross sales of $506,121 in September from its operations in Chile.
The figure demonstrates a rebound from $329,422 in July, when extreme weather disrupted local operations.
The company stated that planned capital investment in the Islón plant will facilitate increased processing volumes to meet growing regional demand.
Managing Director Paul Davies said, "Recording our highest sales month is a testament to the resilience of our team. More importantly, we are now very clearly witnessing the dual benefit of record sales while continuing to lower our cost base."
Additionally, permitting for the Blanco y Negro copper project is advancing to plan, with a formal mine plan scheduled for submission to Sernageomin by the end of October 2026.
Following the announcement, the Freehill Mining share price was unchanged at $0.001.
Freehill Mining focuses on material extraction and processing operations in Chile, supplying materials to the high-growth Coquimbo and La Serena regions.
The company holds assets, including the Yerbas Buenas and Islón aggregate sites, alongside the Blanco y Negro copper project.
