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Anglo Asian Mining (LSE:AAZ) has begun commercial copper concentrate sales from its newly developed Demirli mine, completing the shipment of 2,055 wet tonnes to Trafigura Pte Ltd and generating provisional gross revenue of USD 3.6 million. A new logistics hub near Ganja has streamlined transportation and export processes, further strengthening the company’s partnership with Trafigura. In parallel, Anglo Asian achieved record ore extraction volumes at Demirli, marking an important milestone in its strategy to scale production across its asset base.
The outlook for the company remains weighed down by broader financial underperformance. Although technical indicators show pockets of positive momentum, a negative P/E ratio and the absence of a dividend reduce valuation appeal. With no recent earnings-call commentary or corporate updates, these elements have limited influence on forward expectations.
More about Anglo Asian Mining
Anglo Asian Mining plc is a copper and gold producer operating in Azerbaijan, with a portfolio of producing, development, and exploration-stage assets. The company is executing a strategy to become a multi-asset, mid-tier producer by 2030, primarily centred on copper, with targeted annual output of 50,000–55,000 tonnes.
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