Vista Gold Posts $7.5M 2025 Loss, Raises $44.85M and Advances Mt Todd Study
Vista posted a $7.5 million net loss for 2025 with $13.6 million in year-end cash and raised $44.85 million in March while keeping zero debt. The July Mt Todd Feasibility Study prioritizes a smaller initial high-grade operation to cut capital costs and launch detailed engineering in 2027.
1. 2025 Financial Performance
Vista Gold posted a consolidated net loss of $7.5 million, or $0.06 per share, for the year ended December 31, 2025, compared to net income of $11.2 million in 2024. Year-end cash totaled $13.6 million versus $16.9 million the prior year, and the company closed a $44.85 million equity offering in March, maintaining a debt-free balance sheet.
2. Mt Todd Feasibility Study Completion
The July 2025 Mt Todd Feasibility Study defines a smaller initial high-grade operation to reduce capital expenditure and leverages contract services to lower development and operational risks. It confirms near-term production potential through focused processing and supports selective metallurgical testing and a geotechnical review to optimize pit design.
3. Development and 2027 Project Timeline
In 2026, Vista Gold is modifying key permits and expanding its Australian organization, starting with an executive team in Perth and planned operational presence in the Northern Territory. It aims to begin detailed engineering and design in 2027, initiating a 27-month construction and commissioning phase targeting first gold production.