Vox Reports 50% Revenue Growth to $16.6 Million in 2025
In a shareholder letter, the company said, in part, "We are pleased to publish our third annual investor letter. I am privileged and excited for this opportunity to share with you an updated summary of our philosophies, values, and beliefs after another year of significant progress at Vox. At present, we find ourselves in a volatile gold and metals bull market, rife with exuberance and optimism. However, we, like many of our investors, are tempered and focused on fundamentals and, as the saying goes, very cognizant that "not all that glitters is gold". Our 2025 annual scorecard exceeded management's high expectations, with records in each of the following categories: annual receiptsi of $16.6 million, up +50% vs. 2024, Q4 receipts of $7.4 million, up +150% vs. Q4 2024, and annual capital deployed of $73 million. Growing our 2025 annual receipts by 50% and securing a transformational Global Gold Portfolio in September 2025 for $60 million were defining milestones for the year...Our organic growth outlook for 2026 and 2027 is stronger than ever - from the commencement of mining from Sugar Zone, Horseshoe Lights, Mt Ida, Kookynie, and a potential restart of the Los Filos gold mine in Mexico. We remain very optimistic about the development pathway at Red Hill, but we can't comment further until a resolution has been reached in the legal proceedings concerning that asset. On our offtake-streams, we look forward to continued gold price volatility and potential volume growth from the Sugar Zone mine restart in 2026 and further information on the potential restart of the Los Filos mine in Mexico. We believe that our offtake streams will remain valuable over the long term, despite expected periods of monthly and quarterly volatility, given our potential to capture outsized margins from periods of extreme gold price volatility within our 6 - 8 day quotation periods. On inorganic growth and future acquisitions - we remain patient but inspired to leverage our fully-undrawn $75 million credit facility, waiting for the proverbial "fat baseball pitches" where we see mispriced value in gold, silver, copper and select other mined commodities in top-tier jurisdictions."