Development work at Aguia Resources’ Santa Barbara mine in Colombia, which is now covering its own costs and helping drive a tripling of the company’s quarterly revenue. Credit: File South American-focused developer Aguia Resources (ASX: AGR) looks to have rounded the corner after its latest quarterly report showed customer receipts more than tripled to $639,000 as its twin gold and phosphate projects begin to deliver cash flow. The revenue surge from $200,000 in the pr

Aguia Resources’ Três Estradas phosphate project in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Credit: File Aguia Resources (ASX: AGR) has built a 30,000-tonne stockpile of phosphate ore ready to roll at its Três Estradas project in Brazil, putting the company in a handy position to keep sales flowing while it navigates the final stages of a judicial review. The company says the material is ready for processing at its nearby plant and has already continued a run of early s

Aguia Resources’ heavily mineralised Vein No. 1 in the exploratory tunnel at the Santa Barbara gold project in Colombia. Credit: File. Aguia Resources (ASX: AGR) has rung the till at its Santa Barbara gold project in Colombia, with record September production covering local corporate and operating costs for the first time to give its high-grade underground strategy some early financial bite. The 100 per cent-owned operation produced 36.75 ounces of gold from 105 dry tonne

Bright, high-grade phosphate being mined in Morocco, one of the world’s top players in fertiliser production. Credit: File Everyone has been obsessed with the minerals needed to power the next generation of data centres, batteries and weapons. Over the last few years, lithium, rare earths, antimony and tungsten have all taken turns in the critical minerals spotlight as governments scramble to secure supply chains and shore up their defence capabilities. But while the worl

Non-executive chairman Warwick Grigor (centre) in front of the underground gold-bearing veins at Aguia Resources’ Santa Barbara mine in Colombia. Credit: File Aguia Resources (ASX: AGR) has delivered its best production results to date from its Santa Barbara gold mine in Colombia, with August figures showing record output of 942 grams of gold at an impressive grade of over 10 grams per tonne (g/t). The performance more than doubles the project’s previous best month, which s

Mineralised outcrop at Aguia Resources’ Lucena phosphate project located in the state of Paraíba, north-east Brazil. Credit: File ASX-listed Aguia Resources (ASX: AGR) is dusting off a massive phosphate project in Brazil, with a new government initiative aimed at weaning the agricultural powerhouse off imported fertiliser providing the perfect tailwind to revisit the asset. The company has announced it will re-assess its Lucena phosphate project, which already hosts a w

Sulphide-rich vein at Aguia Resources’ Santa Barbara gold Project in Colombia running at 128g/t gold. Aguia Resources (ASX: AGR) has delivered its highest gold grades to date from its Santa Barbara project in Colombia, with new channel sampling results returning multi-ounce hits, including a spectacular 128.5 grams per tonne (g/t) gold. The impressive result, measured across a width of 16 centimetres, was accompanied by another high-grade sample grading a hefty 60.7g/t

Aguia Resources’ first-ever delivery of its Pampafós fertiliser to the Markus farm in southern Brazil. Aguia Resources (ASX: AGR) has locked in a whopping $2.3 million in sales of its Pampafos organic phosphate product within just six weeks of commissioning its Três Estradas plant in Brazil. The company says its sales haul includes a fresh $1.6 million secured just this week from three established agricultural distributors in Brazil’s Rio Grande do Sul state, as its pre

Development work underway in Shaft No. 2 on Vein No. 1 at Aguia Resources' Santa Barbara gold project in Colombia. Aguia Resources (ASX: AGR) appears to have cracked the code at its high-grade Santa Barbara gold project in Colombia, with six months of restructuring transforming a faltering start-up into a high-grade gold operation hitting its stride. The company's 100 per cent-owned Santa Barbara project sits within Colombia's historic Serranía de San Lucas gold belt, r

Aguia Resources’ high-grade Santa Barbara gold mine in Colombia. Aguia Resources (ASX: AGR) has delivered a significant operational and financial turnaround at its Santa Barbara gold project in Colombia, slashing monthly costs by a staggering 74 per cent while consistently feeding high-grade ore of more than 10 grams per tonne (g/t) gold to its processing plant. The impressive grade spike follows the company’s successful rollout of its new and improved extraction method

Farming in Brazil will provide a huge local market for Aguia Resources’ newly launched Pampafós natural phosphate fertiliser. Aguia Resources (ASX: AGR) has hit the ground running with sales of its Pampafós organic phosphate product, notching up sales of an impressive $A600,000 in the first two weeks since kicking off mining at its Tres Estrades project in Brazil. With the football World Cup underway, the company has scored its own huge goal by securing a significant 20

Aguia Resources’ staff and mine services contractors ContraSapper at the Pampafós fertiliser launch event in Brazil. Aguia Resources (ASX: AGR) has kicked down the developer door and stormed into production in southern Brazil, successfully commissioning its Pampafós natural phosphate fertiliser plant, whilst immediately flagging a massive 30 per cent uptick in expected production. The company says initial commissioning outcomes have indicated the facility’s annual throu

Aguia Resources has secured final approval to commercialise its phosphate in Brazil, enabling sales and deliveries through a discounted campaign designed to accelerate cash flow into July 2026.

Aguia Resources has optimised mining methods and significantly improved the head grade at its high-grade Santa Barbara gold project in Colombia. Aguia Resources (ASX: AGR) has delivered a dramatic operational turnaround at its wholly owned Santa Barbara gold project in Colombia, driving processing plant head grades up to almost 12 grams per tonne(g/t) gold. The impressive grade spike follows the company’s successful rollout of its optimised extraction methods specifical

Rotary dryer at Aguia Resources’ phosphate processing plant in Caçapava do Sul, equipped with all lifting blades, ready for the start of operations. Aguia Resources (ASX: AGR) has just kicked a major goal in South America, securing the final and all-important operating licence for its Tres Estradas phosphate project in southern Brazil and immediately kicking off mining operations. The ASX-listed multi-commodity explorer has now officially made the leap from developer to

Aguia Resources Três Estradas phosphate project in southern Brazil is nearing its production start date, awaiting a final decision on its operating licence. Aguia Resources (ASX: AGR) has cleared final requests from Brazil’s Rio Grande do Sul environmental agency FEPAM for minor changes to its phosphate installation licence ahead of a closing review that is expected to clear the way for an operating licence. According to management, those queries have now been addressed

Pampafos fertiliser bags, ready and waiting to be filled and sold when Aguia Resources’ natural phosphate fertiliser becomes commercially available later this year. Credit: File Sydney-based Aguia Resources (ASX: AGR) has officially marched through a tightly patrolled regulatory gate to become a major fertiliser producer after securing formal MAPA registration, confirming its legal authority to commercialise fertiliser products within Brazil’s vast agribusiness sector. For a

Aguia Resources’ divestment of its Colombian Atocha silver prospect enables the company to focus on near-term production opportunities including from its Tres Estradas phosphate project in Brazil’s Rio Grande do Sul. Credit: File Aguia Resources (ASX: AGR) has drawn a line under its Atocha silver project in Colombia, banking a final C$1M (A$1.028M) to sell its retained equity and completing the clean exit it began late last year. The company had earlier received C$1M in cash

Aguia Resources has launched its Pampafos organic phosphate fertiliser in Brazil as mining at its Três Estradas project nears start-up, with MOUs already covering most of this year's planned production.

This week’s Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is… 88 Energy. Credit: Bulls N' Bears/File Dire straits in the Strait of Hormuz. Turns out the skinny little waterway – the one funnelling 20-25 per cent of the world’s oil and a hefty chunk of LNG – really is the artery the global economy can’t live without. And when Iran starts lashing out at anything floating within drone range, the whole system goes berserk. Oil absolutely went full rocket mode as oil tankers and cargo shi