ACG Metals set for US$200m EBITDA next year
ACG Metals is just about finished with construction of the copper production line at its Turkish mine. This will add significant cashflow to a project that is already up and running and producing gold. ACG's chairman Artem Volynets says that in the 2027-2028 financial year EBITDA should hit US$200 million. Once the company refinances its bonds it will then be in a position to start paying dividends. It will also look upwards and outwards, and start to seek acquisitions in Europe and Central Asia.
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