Chrysos FY26 EBITDA jumps 68% on scale, margin gains

Gold analysis technology provider Chrysos reported a 68% year-over-year increase in EBITDA for the fiscal year ended June 2026, citing operational scale and margin expansion as primary drivers of profitability.

The company attributed the EBITDA growth to higher throughput and cost efficiencies across its gold analysis platforms, which offset flat revenue reported for the period. Chrysos did not disclose specific revenue figures in its preliminary results presentation.

Management highlighted continued adoption of its PhotonAssay technology as a key factor in improving unit economics. The non-destructive assay method has gained traction in mining and refining sectors, enabling faster and more accurate gold analysis compared to traditional methods.

The EBITDA surge follows Chrysos' expansion into new markets during FY26, including partnerships with major gold producers in Australia and North America. The company also noted progress in reducing operational costs through automation and process optimization.

Chrysos' preliminary results were released ahead of its full-year financial statements, scheduled for publication in August 2026. The company's shares are listed on the Australian Securities Exchange under the ticker CHR.