Company Announcements

30 September 2025

 

Phoenix Copper Limited

("Phoenix", the "Company", or the "Group")

 

Interim results

 

Phoenix Copper Ltd (AIM: PXC; OTCQX ADR: PXCLY), the AIM-quoted, USA-focused base and precious metals emerging producer and exploration company, is pleased to announce its unaudited interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2025 (the "Period"). All references to $ are United States Dollars.

 

Period-to-date Highlights

 

Corporate & Financial

 

-       Group reports a loss of $0.74 million (2024: a loss of $1.10 million)

-       Period-end Group net assets of $41.64 million (2024: $48.55 million)

-       Company reports a profit of $0.55 million (2024: a loss of $0.05 million)

-       Period-end Company net assets of $50.68 million (2024: $55.16 million)

-       Investment in Empire Mine in Idaho, USA increased to $44.34 million (2024: $42.11 million)

-       Company loans to Idaho operating subsidiaries increased to $40.14 million (2024: $37.47 million)

-       Letter of Intent to subscribe for $75 million of corporate copper bonds signed during the Period 

-       Short-term loan facility restructured post Period-end, with a further $640,000 drawn down and the maturity date extended to 30 June 2026

-       $1.91 million raised during the Period and post Period-end from subscriptions and conversion of borrowings

 

Operational

 

-       Proven & Probable mineral reserves of 10.1 million tonnes containing 109,487,970 pounds ("lbs") of copper (49,677 tonnes), 104,000 ounces ("oz") of gold and 4,654,500 oz of silver (66,467 tonnes of copper equivalent metal)

-       Mineral reserves estimated using assay data from 485 drill holes, extensive geological modelling, metallurgical recovery test work, geotechnical evaluation, and mine design

-       Empire Mine open-pit Pre-Feasibility Study ("PFS") shows pre-tax cumulative net free cash flow of $153 million over 8 year mine life, increasing to over $230 million at current metal prices; total cash costs of $2.44/lb

-       Life of mine production of 40,424 tonnes copper, 40,161 oz gold and 1.76 million oz silver

-       Ongoing delivery of equipment to Empire Mine open-pit site

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CHAIRMAN'S STATEMENT

Dear Shareholders

Since I last wrote to you, the rise in metal prices has boosted our Empire open-pit life-of-mine net cash flow, after all capital expenditure, by over $80 million. Copper is now trading at $4.60/lb, compared with our cash cost of production of $2.44/lb. Few of you will need reminding of the paucity of our current market capitalisation, which is a fraction of the funding we are seeking in order to complete construction of the Empire open-pit mine. Despite this, negotiations to place additional corporate copper bonds to raise the necessary finance appear to be nearing completion, following which we can firmly focus on achieving first production at Empire.

As our CEO will allude to in his statement, copper fundamentals have strengthened significantly over the summer and are not so dependent on the Chinese construction industry. Recent announcements from the US regarding AI investment in the UK, for example, were genuinely surprising to many observers, both in terms of size and the fact that they are actually happening.

Many analysts are forecasting the copper price to rise to $13,000/tonne, which would add over $280 million to our open-pit bottom line on copper alone, without blending in any of the higher-grade underground ore, which we hope to be able to do once we have driven our proposed adit towards the known high-grade sulphide mineralisation.

Some commentators are also forecasting gold to increase to $5,000/oz. If this proves to be correct, that would add a further $100 million to the bottom line, with an additional $40 million for silver if the ratio to gold remains constant.

For the moment, as evidenced by the Anglo/Teck merger, mining companies still prefer to buy each other, rather than spend money on new projects, although this may be changing. Nevertheless, we expect to be in production long before the likes of Resolution start their operations.

I would like to re-emphasise that the Empire open-pit project is the first of several strings to our bow: apart from the underground copper sulphides, the Red Star silver project, the Navarre Creek gold prospect, along with the White Knob and Windy Devil mineralised districts, all await funding amidst improving market sentiment. I thank you all for your continued patience.

 

Marcus Edwards-Jones

Executive Chairman

29 September 2025

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER'S REPORT

As we finalize funding for the completion of detailed engineering, permitting, and construction of the Empire Open-Pit, the operations team spent the summer sorting the last of the project data that will be required by our consulting team to compile the final engineering document and roll that data into a revised Plan of Operations.  The team has also completed the required 2025 reclamation work in the Navarre Creek area and hope for a long, cool autumn to further facilitate revegetation of drill roads and drill pads. The Company's assets, including our mining claims, buildings, and equipment continue to be maintained and kept in top shape.

Archaeological surveying of the waste rock facility and access road was completed this month, as were a number of other land surveys.  This information will be used to augment the detailed engineering and Plan of Operations. Purchasing capital items and engaging consultants has obviously slowed while we await additional funding, but valuable work continues to be prioritized as we prepare for final engineering and permitting.

The prices of gold, silver, and copper, the predominant metals hosted in the Empire deposit, have increased in value significantly since the publication of the Company's PFS a year ago.  The cash flow model presented in the PFS for the Empire Open-Pit used trailing average pricing for copper, gold, and silver, and were $4.45/lb copper, $2,325/oz gold, and $27.25/oz silver, respectively. As of this report, copper trades at $4.60, gold at $3,719, and silver at $43.30, which, if maintained, will materially improve the cumulative net free cash flow of the project by more than $80 million.

The increase in metal prices, which we believe will continue on an upward trend, adds considerable value to the Empire project. Over the estimated 8-year open pit mine life, we anticipate producing 89,094,705 copper lbs (40,424 metric tonnes ("mt"), 40,161 oz gold, and 1,759,717 oz silver, with an estimated $62.6 million capex and total cash operating cost of $2.44/lb of copper equivalent metal. The PFS showed pre-tax economics of $87.86 million discounted net present value at 7.5% ("NPV7.5"), a 46.4% internal rate of return ("IRR"), and cumulative net free cashflow of US$152.98 million, at the lower metal prices used. The combination of strong metal prices and stable energy prices improves these figures significantly.

These metal prices are significant and exciting for Phoenix because the Empire mineral reserves host all three metals, and the crush-grind-flotation-tank leach-cementation circuit recently designed for processing Empire ore will recover all three metals. Copper, gold, and silver production is highlighted in the 2024 PFS and is made possible employing standard open-pit mining methods and the recently designed milling process. The processing facility has been engineered with a small enough footprint for siting on the Company's patented mining claims near the open pit.  The proximity of the mill to the open pit reduces the haulage distance of the ore to the crusher, which requires a smaller mining fleet in terms of truck count and size, thereby reducing both capital and operating costs. The mill will produce two pay streams, a copper, gold, silver concentrate stream and a cement copper stream, both of which will be shipped to market without the need for further processing or refining at the Empire site.

In addition to processing ore from the Empire open-pit, the flotation circuit will be capable of recovering copper, gold, and silver as a concentrate from the high-grade sulphide vein material that exists below the open pit and was mined extensively until the early 1940s.  The Empire team is currently finalizing a plan to advance the exploration of the deeper sulphide vein system with an eye on augmenting the open pit ore with feed from the higher-grade sulphide vein system below the pit. The planning includes driving an adit toward known sulphide mineralization and developing underground drilling stations along the length of the adit.  Known sulphide mineralization includes the 8.38% copper interval intercepted in the 2021 core drilling program, which also assayed 1.31 grammes per tonne ("g/t") gold and 120 g/t silver. Historically mined grades from the sulphide vein system below the open pit were recorded as high as 8% copper, with smelter recoveries of the time recorded as averaging 3.64% copper, 1.64 g/t gold, and 54 g/t silver.  Resources permitting, we hope to commence underground work during the 2025/2026 winter season.

In addition to the ball mills, assay laboratory, various pieces of rolling stock, and the tails filtration units already on site in Mackay, the team has identified and located the other necessary capital items and will be ready to purchase and ship those items as funding becomes available and as long as the weather chooses to cooperate.

The need for copper and other critical metals continues to make the news on a daily basis.  This is especially true of the AI revolution.  The amount of electricity required for a single AI query is estimated at around 3 watt-hours, nearly ten times that of a traditional query. The electricity requirements necessary for millions  of queries a day demand significant investment in energy infrastructure.  Copper and other metals critical for power generation, transmission, and the growth of energy infrastructure will continue to be in high demand.  The importance of producing these metals domestically, creating a secure domestic supply chain, is now at the forefront, with the current White House administration leading the charge.

We currently have well-developed exploration plans for the Empire underground copper sulphides, as well as continued exploration in the Red Star, Horseshoe, Windy Devil, and Navarre Creek areas, resources permitting.

 

2024 Empire Proven and Probable Mineral Reserves

A Proven and Probable reserve estimate was completed by Hardrock Consulting in April 2024 and reported for the polymetallic Empire Mine open-pit oxide deposit. The estimate reports Proven and Probable reserves in the Empire open-pit oxide deposit of 10,097,000 tonnes containing 49,677 mt of copper, 104,000 oz of gold, and 4,654,400 oz of silver, for a combined 66,467 mt of copper equivalent metal. It was estimated using assay data from 485 drill holes, extensive geological modelling, metallurgical recovery test work, geotechnical evaluation, and mine design.

Mineral Reserve Statement for Empire Mine, after Hard Rock Consulting April 2024

Fully diluted tonnes at a Net Smelter Return ("NSR") cut-off of $22.59/mt

Classification	Tonnes	Copper		Gold		Silver		Copper Equivalent
	(x1000)	%	lb (x1000)	gpt	oz (x1000)	gpt	oz (x1000)	%	lbs (x1000)	tonnes
Proven	7,515	0.49	81,070.56	0.38	90.9	14.42	3,483.70	0.68	111,995.19	50,814
Probable	2,582	0.5	28,417.41	0.16	13.2	14.1	1,170.70	0.61	34,498.69	15,652
Proven + Probable	10,097	0.49	109,487.97	0.32	104	14.34	4,654.40	0.66	146,493.89	66,467

 

The mineral reserves reported herein for the Empire project have been estimated in a manner consistent with the NI 43-101 Committee of Mineral Reserves International Reporting Standards (CRIRSCO), of which both the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum (CIM) and Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves (the JORC Code) are members.

2024 PFS - Summary of Economic Results

The economic analysis of the base case scenario for the Empire open-pit mine uses metal prices of $4.45/lb for copper, $2,325/oz for gold and $27.25/oz for silver. The economic model shows a pre-tax NPV7.5 of $87.86 million using a $22.59/tonne NSR cut-off, as well as a pre-tax IRR of 46.4%. The table below summarises the projected cashflow, NPV at varying rates, IRR, years of positive cash flows to repay the negative cash flow ("Payback Period"), and multiple of positive cash flows compared to the maximum negative cash flow ("Payback Multiple") on both after-tax and before-tax bases.

Project Evaluation Overview	After Tax	Before Tax
Cumulative Net Cashflow	$132.44	$152.98
NPV @ 5.0%; (millions)	$89.55	$105.44
NPV @ 7.5%; (millions)	$73.75	$87.86
NPV @ 10.0%; (millions)	$60.71	$73.29
Internal Rate of Return	40.2%	46.4%
Payback Period	1.66	1.41
Payback Multiple	2.92	3.21
Benefit Cost Ratio	7.61	8.87
Initial Capital	$62.60	$62.60
Max. Neg. Cashflow (millions)	-$69.09	-$69.09

 

The metal prices used in the PFS economic analysis were based on near-term trailing averages at the time the PFS was being written and were considered to be conservative.  The Company will consider reevaluating these lower metal prices as part of the final detailed engineering work, and if determined prudent, will reoptimize the economics using higher updated metal prices.

PFS - Metallurgy and Process Design

3,502 feet (1,067 metres) of core from the Empire copper oxide deposit was sampled and evaluated for the metallurgical recovery of copper, gold, and silver. The results of the metallurgical test work, as presented in the PFS, show that a crush-grind-flotation-tank leach milling process provides the optimum metal recoveries for the cost. The flotation-leaching circuit that has been designed for the Empire open-pit ore has a much smaller footprint than a classic heap leach design, allowing for the processing plant to be sited on the Company's patented (private) mining claims near the open pit.  The proximity of the plant to the open pit will reduce overall operating costs by reducing the ore haulage distance.  The improved haulage cycle-time gained from the shortened haulage distance also allows for the use of smaller, less expensive haul trucks.

In addition to the cost benefits of a smaller footprint plant sited on private land, the flotation-leaching circuit will be capable of processing sulphide material, currently being explored elsewhere on the Empire property.  From an environmental permitting standpoint, siting the processing plant on private land should help to simplify the overall permitting process.

The flotation + leaching metallurgical recovery results and reserve pit optimization parameters are shown in the table below. Optimization of the processing circuit is ongoing.

Reserve Pit Optimization Parameters (Metric tons)	Units	Cu	Au	Ag
Commodity Prices	$/oz or $/lb	$4.00	$1,788	$24.00
Flotation Process Recoveries
Flotation _ Cu Concentrate	%	33.0%	50.0%	36.0%
Concentrate (Payables)
Flotation_ Cu Concentrate (Au Payable based on grade)	%	95.0%	90-97%	95.0%
Cementation Process Recoveries
Cementation (Total Copper Recovery after Flotation)	%	90.0%	0.0%	0.0%
Treatment/Refining Charges
Copper Con. Refining	Ag $/oz	0.40
Copper Con. Refining	Au $/oz	4.00
Copper Con. Trucking & Shipping $/t conc	wet	$80.00
Copper Con. Treatment $/t conc	wet	$90.00
Copper Cementation Shipping $/lb	Cu $/lb	$0.04
Copper Cementation Shipping $/lb	Cu $/lb	$0.02
Operating Costs
Mining Cost - Surface	$/t mined	$2.56
Mining Cost - Incremental Increase for each 20ft depth	$/t mined	$0.018
Processing Cost	$/t milled	$18.74
G&A	$/t milled	$2.20
Total Ore cost $/t milled	$/t milled	$20.94
Pit Slope Assumptions	Five sectors were modelled based on core logging with inter-ramp angles ranging from 42º to 45º

 

Red Star - High grade silver Inferred Resource

Red Star is a high-angle silver-lead vein system hosted in andradite-magnetite and located 330-metres north-northwest of the Empire oxide pit.  Red Star was identified from a 20-metre wide surface outcrop across a skarn structure.

In May 2019, the Company announced a small maiden Inferred sulphide resource of 103,500 tonnes, containing 577,000 ounces of silver, 3,988 tonnes of lead, 957 tonnes of zinc, 338 tonnes of copper, and 2,800 ounces of gold, as summarized in the table below.

Class	tonnes	Ag	Ag	Au	Au	Pb	Pb	Zn	Zn	Cu	Cu
		g/t	oz	g/t	Oz	%	lb	%	lb	%	lb
	(x1000)		(x1000)		(x1000)		(x1000)		(x1000)	%	(x1000)
Inferred	103.56	173.4	577.3	0.851	2.8	3.85	8,791.20	0.92	2,108.80	0.33	745

 

Navarre Creek Gold Claim Block

During the summer of 2023, 28 reverse-circulation drill holes were completed into four target areas within the 16.18 square kilometre ("sq km") Navarre Creek gold claim block. Drilling at two of the four target areas resulted in the identification of continuous, low-grade gold mineralization ranging from 4.5 metres to 22.9 metres thick in the Lehman Creek target area, and anomalous silver and antimony along a structure in the west fork of Navarre Creek.

The initial assays from the two Navarre Creek targets showed low-grade mineralization worthy of further investigation. As a result, an additional 400 acres of unpatented mining claims were staked to the south-west of the Lehman Creek fault target, expanding our Navarre Creek claim block to 197 unpatented claims covering 4,070 acres.

Empire Mine Expansion - Horseshoe, Whiteknob, and Windy Devil

  

The Horseshoe, Whiteknob, and Windy Devil claim blocks, located immediately north of the Empire Mine project, are situated within the core of the Empire mineralization and remain attractive exploration targets. The core Empire claim group has grown to 8,434 acres (34.13 sq kms) by expanding north to the former Horseshoe and Whiteknob Mines and onto Windy Devil. This expansion covers approximately 30 historic adits, shafts and prospects, which exhibit geology and mineralogy similar to Red Star, and which will be the subject of further exploration going forward.

 

Idaho Cobalt Belt - Redcastle and Bighorn Projects 

 

The Company owns two strategically located properties on the Idaho Cobalt Belt in Lemhi County, Idaho: Redcastle and Bighorn.  The Redcastle property is held by Borah Resources, our 100% owned, Idaho registered subsidiary. In May 2021, the Redcastle holding was signed to an earn-in agreement with Electra Battery Materials Corporation, the Toronto-based owner of the Iron Creek Cobalt Mine, which shares a common border with the Redcastle property. The earn-in agreement with Electra Battery Materials on the Company's Redcastle cobalt project was renewed and extended in mid-2024.

  

The Bighorn property, located on the northern end of the Idaho Cobalt Belt, is held by Salmon Canyon Resources, another 100% owned, Idaho registered subsidiary.  Bighorn is situated east of the historic Salmon Canyon copper cobalt underground mine and shares a common border with New World Resources' Colson cobalt-copper project.

  

In addition to copper, cobalt is a critical metal for electric vehicles and global electrification projects.  Cobalt deposits are rare, particularly in first-world jurisdictions. The Company's cobalt projects are located in the USA's only prospective cobalt region, the Idaho Cobalt Belt, approximately 100 miles north of the Empire Mine. In 2018, we announced the results of our 2017 reconnaissance program of 46 surface grab samples which gave cobalt values ranging from 2 parts per million (ppm) to 0.31% cobalt.  

 

Outlook

Gold prices have risen over $1,000/oz over the past year and silver is up $12/oz in the same period. Copper is holding strong above $4.50/lb after hitting $5.79/lb for a brief period in July.  Current metal prices are significantly higher than the pricing used in the PFS, and analysts continue to predict even higher prices in the future.  There is a continued recognition of the importance of domestic metals production, as well as the development of new domestic energy sources and new domestic manufacturing, all of which will create an additional demand for the very minerals that we will produce on our Idaho projects.

We believe we have simplified the overall permitting process by siting the open pit and processing facility on private land.  Our team is focused on completing all of the necessary detailed engineering required to submit a Plan of Operations and successfully permit and construct the open pit mine.  While we finalize funding for this engineering and for construction, we continue to advance the project and maintain our current assets.  It is important that I mention that all of the work completed this year has been done with zero health and safety related incidents to employees and contractors.

Conclusion

The Company's focus in 2025 has been to continue advancing the project to final engineering, permitting, and ultimately construction, and all of the information developed for the PFS is being used to accomplish  that. I understand first-hand the frustration of funding delays and appreciate everyone's continued patience. The project will be in a good position as soon as funding is finalized. Our team of engineers, geoscientists, and industry consultants continue to do an excellent job moving the Company to the next stage of development.

As I have said before, and will continue to say, thank you to all of our professional staff, consultants and advisors, all of whom work tirelessly to accomplish our common goal of metal production.  And I would like to thank our community liaisons, shareholders, and directors for their considerable support. 

 

 

Ryan McDermott

Chief Executive Officer

29 September 2025

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ESG & SUSTAINABILITY COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN'S REPORT

 

I am delighted to report on the most recent activities of the Environmental, Social & Governance ("ESG") & Sustainability Committee.

As reported in the Annual Report & Accounts, the PFS published in September 2024 indicates with reasonably high confidence that almost all infrastructure, including the processing facility, will be confined to private rather than federal land, resulting in several environmental and economic benefits. The haulage distance between the pit and the processing facility will be shorter, requiring not only fewer drivers, but also fewer and smaller trucks and less fuel to transport ore. This will reduce the overall carbon footprint of the project, as well as the operational costs. The facility is designed as zero-liquid discharge, i.e. all process water will be recirculated, except for water used for dust suppression. Tailings will be filtered and de-watered prior to stacking. And as the CEO confirms in his report, all work done over 2024 and 2025 has resulted in zero health and safety related incidents to employees or contractors.

Construction of the mine is estimated at 6-9 months and will take place in phases, significantly reducing the impact on the community of construction workers. We have used investor funds to purchase pre-owned equipment, including ball mills, a full metallurgical/assay laboratory and a disk filtration circuit. This not only greatly reduces our capital outlay, but pre-owned equipment is a more environmentally sound option as it maximises the resources and energy already used to produce it, and reduces industrial waste that would otherwise go to landfill or would require significant amounts of energy for its disposal.

We have recently received the results of our latest Digbee ESG report, based on our submission of 7 July 2025. Once again, we have been awarded an overarching score of 'A', with a project score of 'A', and a corporate score of 'BB'. Our positive score reflects that copper and silver are classed as Critical Minerals, essential for the energy transition. The Empire Mine is a brownfield site, and the Company will redevelop it using modern, environmentally responsible extraction methods, with the old workings absorbed into the operation's mine plan and rehabilitated accordingly.  The existence of the Konnex Community Advisory Team (KCAT) ensures that community priorities are at the forefront of our operational decision-making, while promoting transparency and open dialogue. The community remains supportive of our activities, although our local stakeholders share our frustration that the project has not progressed at the originally anticipated speed. Lastly, the report advises that we integrate ESG performance targets and outcomes into executive compensation and incentive structures. We will consider how best to achieve this as the Company nears production.

Our PFS allayed many local concerns, and the expectation remains that our project will have many positive impacts on Mackay and the other surrounding towns: employment and entrepreneurial opportunities, an increase in the local tax take and a resulting increase in public spending, and greater numbers of children in the local schools. Overall, a productive mine will result in more year-round residents in what is currently a predominantly summertime community.

We look forward to updating you with our progress in the future.

 

Catherine Evans

Non-Executive Director

ESG & Sustainability Committee Chairman

29 September 2025

 

 

Financial Overview

For the Period ended 30 June 2025 the Group reports a loss of $0.74 million (2024: a loss of $1.10 million). Net assets totalled $41.64 million (2024: $48.55 million), including $44.34 million (2024: $42.11 million) relating to the Empire Mine, and $0.56 million (2024: $2.72 million) in cash.

The Company reports a profit for the Period of $0.55 million (2024: a loss of $0.05 million), and net assets of $50.68 million (2024: $55.16 million). During the Period the Company charged its subsidiary entities $0.45 million (2024: $0.45 million) in respect of management services provided, and $0.98 million (2024: $0.91 million) in respect of interest on inter-company loans, the latter eliminating on consolidation. At 30 June 2025, the Company's loans to Konnex Resources and KPX Holdings stood at $33.79 million (2024: $31.20 million) and $6.35 million (2024: $6.27 million) respectively. These loans will be repaid from operating cash flow in due course and are intended, together with royalties receivable from Konnex, to form a platform for a future proposed dividend policy to return money to shareholders.

During the Period the Company issued 32,500,000 ordinary shares of no par value ("Ordinary Shares") at an average issue price of $0.044 per share, including 22,500,000 Ordinary Shares from subscriptions for cash, and 10,000,000 Ordinary Shares pursuant to the conversion of borrowings, raising a total of $1.44 million, before share issue expenses. Since the Period-end a further 11,779,932 Ordinary Shares have been issued at an average issue price of $0.040 per share, pursuant to conversion of borrowings totalling $0.47 million. The outstanding share capital of the Company is currently 241,464,024 Ordinary Shares.

Post Period-end the Company restructured its short-term loan facility, drawing down a further $640,000 and extending the maturity date to 30 June 2026. Pursuant to the restructuring, the outstanding balance on the facility was $2,005,000. The loan remains unsecured and attracts interest at 15% per annum.

On 27 December 2023 the Company created a class of corporate copper bonds in an authorised amount of $300 million. $110 million in principal value of bonds were issued and deposited with The Bank of New York Mellon ("BNYM") as Settlement Agent, pending onward transfer to bond investors. The bonds are not convertible, are secured on the Group's interests in the Empire open pit mine, and are listed on The International Stock Exchange in the Channel Islands ("TISE"), under the ticker PHCOUSDN. In 2024 the Company placed $5 million in principal value of bonds with a private investor.

 

The Company is currently in advanced discussions with further private investors with a view to placing an additional minimum of $75 million in principal value of bonds.  Although there can be no certainty, the Directors remain confident that these additional bonds will be placed and further updates relating to bond financing will be provided as appropriate. 

 

The Company's Ordinary Shares are listed on AIM, operated by the London Stock Exchange, under the ticker PXC, and are also admitted to trading on New York's OTCQX Market in the form of American Depository Receipts ("ADRs") under the ticker PXCLY, with each ADR comprising 10 Ordinary Shares. The Bank of New York Mellon  sponsored the ADR Program and acts ADR depository, custodian and registrar.

The Company's Copper Bonds are quoted on The International Stock Exchange ('TISE') in the Channel Islands under the ticker PHCOUSDN. BNYM acts as the bond custodian and transfer / paying / settlement agent.

 

 

The directors recognise the importance of sound corporate governance and apply the Quoted Companies Alliance's Corporate Governance Code 2018. The Company's Corporate Governance Statement dated 16 June 2025 and the Company's 2024 Sustainability Report can be viewed on the Company's website at https://phoenixcopperlimited.com.

 

 

Richard Wilkins

Director and Company Secretary

29 September 2025

 

 

	Condensed consolidated income statement		Unaudited Period  Ended 30 June	Unaudited Period  Ended 30 June	Audited Year  Ended 31 December
			2025	2024	2024
	Continuing operations	Note		$	$
	Revenue	3	-	-	-
	Exploration & evaluation expenditure		-	-	(12,394)
	Gross loss			-	(12,394)
	Administrative expenses		(654,090)	(1,098,146)	(1,596,931)
	Other operating income/(expenses)	4	(2,190)	-	(4,592,868)
	Loss from operations		(656,280)	(1,098,146)	(6,202,193)
	Finance income		5,811	5,321	12,110
	Finance costs	5	(56,307)	(7,913)	(58,209)
	Loss before taxation		(706,776)	(1,100,738)	(6,248,292)
	Tax on loss on ordinary activities		(29,150)	-	(23,817)
	Loss for the period		(735,926)	(1,100,738)	(6,272,109)
	Loss attributable to:
	Owners of the parent		(716,771)	(1,072,109)	(6,225,246)
	Non-controlling interests		(19,155)	(28,629)	(46,863)
			(735,926)	(1,100,738)	(6,272,109)
	Loss per share attributable to owners of the parent: Basic and diluted EPS expressed in US cents per share
	Basic and diluted EPS expressed in US cents per share	6	(0.35)	(0.71)	(3.67)
			Unaudited	Unaudited	Audited
	Condensed consolidated statement of comprehensive income		Period  Ended 30 June	Period  Ended 30 June	Year  Ended 31 December
			2025	2024	2024
			$	$	$
			-	(1,100,738)	(6,272,109)
	Total comprehensive income attributable to:
	Owners of the parent		(716,771)	(1,072,109)	(6,225,246)
	Non-controlling interests		(19,155)	(28,629)	(46,863)
			(735,926)	(1,100,738)	(6,272,109)

 

 

	Condensed consolidated statement of financial position		Unaudited Period  Ended 30 June	Unaudited Period  Ended 30 June	Audited Year  Ended 31 December
			2025	2024	2024
		Note
	Non-current assets
	Property, plant and equipment - mining property	7	44,340,368	42,105,065	43,770,586
	Intangible assets	8	362,740	356,805	362,740
			44,703,108	42,461,870	44,133,326
	Current assets
	Trade and other receivables	9	2,941,890	10,991,243	3,224,947
	Financial assets	10	12,067	4,191	14,257
	Cash and cash equivalents		564,588	2,717,492	879,476
			3,518,545	13,712,926	4,118,680
	Total assets		48,221,653	56,174,796	48,252,006
	Current liabilities
	Trade and other payables	11	523,686	149,488	813,339
	Borrowings and other liabilities	12	1,739,304	2,682,525	1,986,502
			2,262,990	2,832,013	2,799,841
	Non-current liabilities
	Borrowings	12	3,663,631	4,139,884	3,868,832
	Provisions for other liabilities	13	657,702	657,702	657,702
			4,321,333	4,797,586	4,526,534
	Total liabilities		6,584,323	7,629,599	7,326,375
	Net assets		41,637,330	48,545,197	40,925,631
	Equity
	Ordinary shares	14	-	-	-
	Share Premium		56,218,174	53,770,810	54,858,134
	Retained loss		(14,522,460)	(5,204,618)	(13,893,274)
	Foreign exchange translation reserve		(18,588)	(18,588)	(18,588)
	Equity attributable to owners of the parent		41,677,126	48,547,604	40,946,272
	Non-controlling interests		(39,796)	(2,407)	(20,641)
	Total equity		41,637,330	48,545,197	40,925,631