Shandong Gold adjusts its 2026 mine-produced gold output target to 36-38 tons
According to 36Kr, Shandong Gold announces that its 2026 production plan for mine-produced gold has been adjusted, reducing the target from no less than 49 tons to 36-38 tons. The company cites safety self-inspection triggered by mid-year industry incidents and increased domestic mining infrastructure construction in the second half as factors; 2025 production was 48.89 tons, and 2026 output is expected to decline by 11-13 tons year over year, with net profit affected.
Key facts
- 01The 2026 mine-produced gold target was revised from at least 49 tons to 36-38 tons.
- 02The changes are attributed to safety self-inspection triggered by mid-year industry incidents and increased domestic mining infrastructure construction in the second half.
- 032025 mine-produced gold volume was 48.89 tons.
- 042026 output is expected to decline by 11-13 tons year over year, impacting net profit.
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