G Mining Ventures Corp. (TSX: GMIN) (OTCQX: GMINF) announced substantial operational achievements in its second quarter 2025 results, with gold production reaching 42,587 ounces at the Tocantinzinho Gold Mine in Pará, Brazil. This represents a significant 20% increase compared to the first quarter, highlighting the company's accelerating progress toward its annual production targets and demonstrating improved operational efficiency across key metrics. The production surge underscores the mine's growing importance as a contributor to global gold supply and G Mining Ventures' evolution toward becoming a mid-tier precious metals producer.
The processing plant's enhanced performance was a critical driver of these results, averaging 12,890 tonnes per day over a 30-day period and achieving 86% of its nameplate capacity with an average quarterly throughput of 11,100 tpd. Recovery rates showed marked improvement, climbing to 90.3% from 87.7% in the previous quarter, while mining rates increased by 18% to 47,900 tpd. These operational gains reflect the successful implementation of strategic improvements, including upgrades to the SAG mill liners that contributed to the production boost. The company's ability to consistently improve these technical metrics demonstrates its operational maturity and technical expertise in mine management.
Louis-Pierre Gignac, CEO of G Mining Ventures Corp., emphasized that these advancements reinforce the company's trajectory toward meeting its 2025 production goals. The quarter was also notable for its strong safety performance, with no lost time or recordable incidents reported, indicating that production increases were achieved while maintaining high safety standards. The Tocantinzinho Gold Mine's location in a mining-friendly jurisdiction in Brazil provides strategic advantages for continued operational stability and growth potential. G Mining Ventures Corp.'s access to capital and development expertise further positions the company for sustained success in the competitive precious metals sector, with the second quarter results serving as validation of its operational strategy and execution capabilities.
