Griffin Mining Limited (LSE:GFM) reported record-breaking gold and silver production during the second quarter of 2025, following the resumption of operations at its Caijiaying Mine. Benefiting from elevated gold prices, the surge in precious metal output has boosted revenue substantially, with gold and silver now accounting for roughly half of the company’s total income. The strong performance highlights the long-term value of the Caijiaying asset, with further growth anticipated as production from Zone II is slated to commence in the fourth quarter of 2025.
Investor sentiment around Griffin Mining remains positive, supported by favorable corporate developments and technical indicators pointing to potential stock appreciation. Nevertheless, ongoing concerns over financial metrics and valuation advise a measured outlook.
About Griffin Mining
Griffin Mining Limited, listed on AIM (ticker: GFM), operates the Caijiaying Zinc Gold Mine in China through a majority-owned joint venture (88.8%). The mine produces a range of metals including zinc, gold, silver, and lead, primarily sold in concentrate form. Griffin focuses on maximizing the asset’s value through operational efficiency and expansion.
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