Mountain Province Diamonds FY25 adjusted EBITDA drops 95% to CAD 4.8 million

  • Mountain Province Diamonds posted a net loss of CAD 280 million for FY 2025, widening from CAD 81 million.
  • Revenue fell to CAD 160 million from CAD 270 million.
  • Adjusted EBITDA dropped 95% to CAD 4.8 million.
  • Diamond recoveries slipped 7% to 4.33 million carats, while total tonnes mined rose 16% to 39 million.
  • Joint venture partners paused the Tuzo Phase 3 project to preserve liquidity as diamond market conditions deteriorated, citing U.S. tariffs on Indian diamond manufacturing and excess rough supply.


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