Alamos Gold (TSE:AGI) reported earnings for the first quarter increased 59 percent to $14 million, up from $8.8 million last year in the same quarter.
Overall revenue rose to $46.7 million, a gain of 31 percent.
Production at their Mulatos gold mine in Mexico generate 41,600 ounces, lower than last year because of the installation of a closed-circuit crushing system which caused the mine to be idle for a period of time.
Guidance is still maintained by Alamos from between 160,000 ounces to 175,000 ounces, at a cash cost of $338 an ounce.
Operating costs were good for the company, coming in at $268 an ounce.
The company has no debt at this time.
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