• Q2 2026 production impacted by Mali security challenges
• Mitigation actions underway to stabilize operations
• Full-year production expected at lower end of guidance range

Resolute Mining Limited (ASX/LSE: RSG) has reported that production at its Syama Gold Mine in Mali has been adversely affected by logistical and supply chain disruptions due to security challenges in the country. The disruptions have led to lower-than-expected production in Q2 2026, with the company expecting to produce around 30 koz, significantly below the original guidance of 40-45 koz. Despite these challenges, Resolute is implementing measures to stabilize operations and improve performance. The company expects full-year production to be around the lower end of the guidance range of 195-210 koz. Other operations, including the Mako mine in Senegal and the Doropo Gold Project in Côte d'Ivoire, remain on track. The company continues to generate strong operating cash flows and remains focused on medium and long-term growth objectives.

Q2 2026 production expected to be around 30 koz; full-year production expected at the lower end of the guidance range of 195-210 koz.

Resolute Mining expects to stabilize operations and restore consistent performance at Syama, with full-year production at the lower end of the guidance range.