Aura Minerals Files Positive Feasibility Study for Matupá Gold Project with $96M NPV

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Aura Minerals filed a positive feasibility study for its Matupá Gold Project, detailing a $96.128 million NPV, 27.5% IRR, and significant exploration upside, confirming the project's economic viability and growth potential.

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• Matupá Gold Project Feasibility Study

  The feasibility study for the Matupá Gold Project projects a post-tax Net Present Value (NPV) of $96.128 million (at a 5.0% discount rate) and an Internal Rate of Return (IRR) of 27.5%.

• Project Economics and Capital

  Initial project capital costs are estimated at $107 million, with an average annual EBITDA of $40.045 million for the first seven years and a payback period of 2.04 years after start-up.

• Significant Mineral Resources

  The X1 Deposit within the project holds Measured and Indicated Mineral Resources of 146,550 ounces of gold at 0.60 g/t, plus Inferred Resources of 77,580 ounces of gold at 0.78 g/t.

• Exploration Upside Identified

  The Serrinhas Target, located 27 km from the X1 Deposit, has the potential to significantly increase the Matupá Project's mineral resources, with aggressive exploration plans underway.

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Aura Minerals Inc. filed an amendment to its annual report to include a detailed Technical Report Summary for the Matupá Gold Project. This report outlines a positive feasibility study, projecting a post-tax Net Present Value (NPV) of $96.128 million and an Internal Rate of Return (IRR) of 27.5% for the project. The study details initial capital costs of $107 million and an average annual EBITDA of over $40 million for the first seven years, with a payback period of just over two years. The report also highlights significant exploration upside, particularly at the Serrinhas Target, which has the potential to double the project's existing mineral resources. This filing provides concrete economic data for a key development project, reinforcing the company's growth trajectory and future production capabilities.