Trekor Metals Limited said it generated adjusted EBITDA of $125 million in the second quarter of 2026, according to a company announcement released from Vancouver, British Columbia. The update adds another key profitability measure for investors following the miner’s latest quarterly performance.
The company’s release points to earnings from mining operations as a central part of the quarter’s results. Adjusted EBITDA is often used to show operating performance before certain non-cash and other items, giving the market another way to assess how a mining business performed during the period.
Alongside the headline EBITDA figure, the filing included operating data tied to Gibraltar, including a table tracking site operating costs over several quarters. The comparison covered Q2 2026, Q1 2026 and multiple quarters from 2025, suggesting Trekor is giving shareholders a broader view of cost trends at the site rather than only a single-quarter snapshot.
Trekor trades on the TSX, NYSE American and the London Stock Exchange, and the second-quarter report is likely to be closely watched by investors focused on mine-level costs and operating earnings. With adjusted EBITDA reaching $125 million, the latest update puts the spotlight on how the company’s mining operations are performing in 2026.
