Liontown Resources (ASX:LTR) Delivers Strong December Quarter Results
Operational Achievements
Liontown Resources Limited reported a strong performance in the December quarter of FY25, producing 88,683 dry metric tonnes (dmt) of spodumene concentrate, an increase of 215% compared to the previous quarter. The company also achieved a weighted average lithium oxide (Li2O) grade of 5.2% for its produced concentrate. With mining activity reaching 1.17 million tonnes of ore, 81,341 dmt of concentrate was shipped during this quarter.
Financial Performance
The company generated revenues of A$89.8 million for the quarter, marking a 74% increase from the prior period. Liontown reported a positive net cash flow of A$16.7 million, with A$11.5 million when adjusted for capitalised operational expenditures. The strong financial position is underscored by A$192.9 million in cash at the end of December, further bolstered by an additional A$11.9 million received in January 2025.
Safety and ESG Performance
Safety remained a priority for Liontown, achieving a Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate (LTIFR) of 0.66 during the quarter. The company also generated 82% of its power from renewable sources and is focusing on an increase in female workforce representation, which currently stands at 23%.
Future Outlook
Liontown remains optimistic, maintaining its guidance for the second half of FY25. The company anticipates significant growth as it transitions to underground mining in FY26 while aiming to sustain its production targets and operational efficiency.
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