• 35.5% EBITDA margin, $121.9M EBITDA
• $48.9M net profit after tax, 54% reduction in TRIFR
• $110.1M cash, no drawn debt, pathway to 40kt Cu equiv production by FY28

Aurelia Metals Ltd has reported its FY25 financial results, highlighting strong operational and financial performance. The company achieved a 35.5% EBITDA margin, generating $121.9M in EBITDA, and a $48.9M net profit after tax, a significant improvement from the previous year. Aurelia also delivered a 54% reduction in its total recordable injury frequency rate, demonstrating its commitment to safety and sustainability. The company maintained a robust balance sheet, with $110.1M in cash and no drawn debt, enabling it to fund its growth initiatives. Aurelia outlined a clear pathway to reach approximately 40kt of copper equivalent production by FY28, driven by the ramp-up of the Federation project, optimisation of the Peak plant, and the development of the Great Cobar project. The company also highlighted progress on its exploration program, with new discoveries at Nymagee and potential to expand the Federation Mineral Resource. Key focus areas for FY26 include increasing cash flow from gold and base metal production, safely delivering improved productivity, ramping up Federation production, and progressing the Great Cobar project development. Aurelia remains committed to disciplined capital allocation, retaining a strong cash balance, and developing its pipeline of organic growth options.

Aurelia Metals Ltd has provided the following FY25 production guidance, which was achieved: - Gold production: 45.4koz (guidance 40-50koz) - Copper production: 2.7kt (guidance 2.5-3.5kt) - Zinc production: 16.8kt (guidance 14-20kt) - Lead production: 15.7kt (guidance 13-19kt)

Aurelia Metals Ltd has outlined a clear pathway to reach approximately 40kt of copper equivalent production by FY28, driven by the ramp-up of the Federation project, optimisation of the Peak plant, and the development of the Great Cobar project. The company remains focused on increasing cash flow from gold and base metal production, safely delivering improved productivity, and progressing its growth initiatives, while maintaining a disciplined approach to capital allocation.