Highlights

  • Aeris Resources (ASX:AIS) produced 9.3kt copper equivalent in Q1 FY27.
  • September-quarter copper output was 5.9kt.
  • Gold and silver production reached 10.8koz and 48.8koz respectively.
  • Closing cash and receivables totalled AUD 178.7 million.

Aeris Resources Limited (ASX:AIS) produces copper and gold from Australian operations, with silver recovered alongside other metals. Its shares were unchanged at AUD 0.42 on 11 November 2026, a 0.00% session movement. The September-quarter report covered Tritton copper production, Cracow gold output and development work at Constellation.

Tritton, Cracow and Associated Projects

Aeris operates Tritton in New South Wales, focused on copper, and Cracow in Queensland, focused on gold. The company also manages exploration and development activities across its portfolio. Copper, gold and silver production figures describe different metals, while copper-equivalent figures convert them using stated price assumptions.

The Constellation project is part of the planned evolution of the Tritton operation. Construction and waste stripping are development activities, not additional saleable output. At Cracow, mineral-resource work at Golden Plateau provides possible future mine-planning Options but does not establish increased present production.

September Production Across Metals

Aeris Resources (ASX:AIS) reported September-quarter copper-equivalent production of 9.3 thousand tonnes, below 11.3 thousand tonnes in June. Copper output was 5.9 thousand tonnes, gold production 10.8 thousand ounces and silver production 48.8 thousand ounces. The company described the quarter as ahead of its internal copper-equivalent plan.

At Tritton, copper production was 5.9 thousand tonnes, with 452,000 tonnes of ore processed. Cracow produced approximately 8.8 thousand ounces of gold, compared with 10.5 thousand ounces in June. Changes in Mining grade and processing mix affected results across the two sites.

Capital Expenditure and Liquidity

Aeris Resources (ASX:AIS) reported AUD 127.8 million in closing cash and AUD 50.8 million in Tritton receivables, giving combined cash and receivables of AUD 178.7 million at quarter-end. The corresponding June combined figure was AUD 202.3 million. Receivables are not the same as bank cash.

Quarterly growth and project expenditure increased to AUD 53.6 million from AUD 23.5 million in June, with Constellation works a substantial component. The reported September All-In Sustaining Cost for copper equivalent was AUD 6.10 per pound, compared with AUD 4.83 in June. That cost movement merits monitoring alongside planned production.

FY27 Guidance and Development Risks

Aeris Resources (ASX:AIS) retained FY27 guidance of 22–27 thousand tonnes copper, 42–51 thousand ounces gold and 130–160 thousand ounces silver. It also guided to copper-equivalent production of 37–46 thousand tonnes. Actual outcomes will depend on mine grades, recoveries and project schedules.

Construction execution at Constellation, operating costs, Cracow’s grade profile and the timing of Tritton receipts are important monitoring points. The Golden Plateau resource update may inform later planning, but further work is required before any prospective extension translates into production. Commodity-price variations are separate from movements in AIS shares.

Key Insights

Aeris Resources (ASX:AIS) reported 9.3 thousand tonnes of copper-equivalent output in the September quarter and continued investing in Constellation. FY27 guidance, sustaining costs and available Liquidity will determine how subsequent reports are assessed.