$TGB

Trekor Metals Ltd (TSX: TKO, NYSE American: TGB, LSE: TKO) disclosed that Director Russell Hallbauer acquired 20,000 common shares at an average price of C$10.80 per share (£5.74). The company provided further details in accordance with EU Market Abuse Regulations.

Trekor Metals (TKO, TGB) reported Q2 2026 results with 36M lbs of copper produced, up 80% YoY, driven by record copper prices and strong performance at Gibraltar mine. Florence Copper contributed 5.2M lbs in its first full quarter. The company expects continued growth as Florence ramps up and copper price collars mature. Yellowhead project advances with positive environmental assessment.

Copper futures hit a record $6.70/lb in August due to strong demand from data centers, EVs, and grids, outpacing supply constraints. Miners like Freeport-McMoRan (FCX), Hudbay Minerals (HBM), and Trekor Metals (TGB) benefit from rising prices. Copper's futures curve in backwardation signals a physical shortage. Analysts see long-term structural demand but note execution risks for smaller miners.

Moody’s upgraded Trekor Metals' outlook to positive from stable, citing improved credit metrics due to stronger operating performance and higher copper prices. The company's B3 ratings were affirmed, and its SGL-2 liquidity rating was upgraded. Trekor's liquidity is strong through 2027, with sources of about CAD 460 million.

Trekor Metals (TSX:TKO) shares rose 13.4% after announcing a patented flotation method for its Aley niobium project, improving recovery and reducing reagent use. The company also hired a new Director for the project. Trekor projects CA$1.5 billion revenue and CA$383.2 million earnings by 2029, driven by copper assets and potential niobium output.

Trekor Metals Limited (TKO, TGB, TKO) disclosed that executive Brian Bergot exercised 75,000 share options and sold 75,000 common shares at an average price of C$12.22 per share. The transactions occurred on the Toronto Stock Exchange and NYSE American.

Trekor Metals (TSX: TKO, NYSE American: TGB, LSE: TKO) updated progress on its Aley niobium project in Canada. The company improved its flotation process, enhancing niobium recoveries and reducing reagent use. It successfully produced market-grade ferroniobium and is exploring high-purity niobium oxide production. Trekor appointed Steve Sparkowich as Director, Aley Niobium, to support technical and commercial strategies. The CEO highlighted Aley's potential as a major niobium source, a critical

Trekor Metals (TSX:TKO) reported Q2 2026 sales of CA$330.55 million and net income of CA$22.22 million. For the first half of 2026, the company shifted to a CA$39.06 million profit, driven by higher copper output. The company's future growth projections include CA$1.5 billion revenue and CA$383.2 million earnings by 2029, according to its narrative.

Trekor Metals Limited reported quarterly results with revenue of CA$331m in line with forecasts, but statutory EPS of CA$0.06, 33% below estimates. Shares rose 23% to CA$11.64 in the week after results. Analysts’ 2026 revenue consensus increased to CA$1.23b, while EPS was cut to CA$0.29 from CA$0.41. Price target stayed at CA$13.79.

Trekor Metals Limited (TSX: TKO, NYSE American: TGB, LSE: TKO) reported Q2 2026 Adjusted EBITDA of $125.1 million and net income of $22.2 million ($0.06/share). Revenues were $330.6 million on copper sales of 32.2 million pounds and molybdenum by-product. Gibraltar produced 30.3 million pounds of copper; Florence Copper produced 5.2 million pounds. Cash from operations was $183.4 million; guidance unchanged for Gibraltar 110-115M lb and Florence 30-35M lb.