Is SSR Mining providing any guidance or outlook for Q3 2025 or the full‑year 2025 production and cost metrics? | SSRM (Aug 06, 2025) | Candlesense
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Is SSR Mining providing any guidance or outlook for Q3 2025 or the full‑year 2025 production and cost metrics?

No – the press release that you provided only contains SSR Mining’s second‑quarter (Q2 2025) operating results. It gives the quarter’s production, cost‑of‑sales and AISC figures and the year‑to‑date cumulative production, but it does not include any forward‑looking statements, guidance, or outlook for:

  • Q3 2025 (the next quarter), or
  • Full‑year 2025 (total production, cost‑of‑sales, AISC, or any other financial/operational targets).

The passage reads:

“Second quarter 2025 production was 
; Year‑to‑date, the Company produced 223,987.”


and then ends without a “Management Outlook,” “Guidance,” or “Forward‑looking statements” section, which is where companies normally disclose their expectations for the coming quarter or full‑year.

Therefore, based on the information provided in this news release, SSR Mining is **not providing any guidance or outlook for Q3 2025 or for its full‑year 2025 production‑and‑cost metrics.** If you need those projections, you would need to look for a separate earnings release, a conference‑call transcript, an investor presentation, or a separate “Management Outlook” statement that may have been issued elsewhere.

Other Questions About This News

Do the reported cost structures suggest potential for further cost reduction initiatives or operational optimization in the coming quarters? How do these Q2 results compare with peer mining companies in the sector in terms of cost efficiency and gold equivalent ounces produced? How does Q2 2025 production of 120,191 ounces compare to SSR Mining's historical quarterly output? How does the cost of sales of $1,396 per payable ounce impact the mine‑by‑mine profitability margins? What impact might these results have on SSR Mining’s cash flow and dividend sustainability for the remainder of 2025? What is the market’s reaction to the earnings release and how is it reflected in the current trading volume and price movement of SSRM? What is the significance of the AISC of $2,068 per payable ounce relative to the company’s long‑term cost targets? Are there any indications of upcoming capital expenditures, asset acquisitions, or operational changes that could affect future quarterly results? What was the contribution of the Çöpler operation to overall production and costs, given the AISC exclusion of Çöpler costs?