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Ero Copper Corp achieved record operational performance in Q4 2025, producing 19,706 tonnes of copper and 13,837 ounces of gold, with revenue of $320.2 million. Despite this, the stock fell 4.09% to $37.79 due to lower-than-expected earnings per share of $1.04.

The Furnas copper-gold project was presented as vital for long-term growth, expected to yield 108,000 tonnes of copper equivalent annually over 15 years at low cash costs. The company improved liquidity and reduced net debt to $502 million. Ero Copper plans 50,000 meters of drilling at Furnas in 2026 as it advances toward feasibility studies.