Pan African Resources

Pan African Resources (PAF) has four major producing precious metals assets in South Africa: Barberton (target output 95koz Au pa), the Barberton Tailings Retreatment Project, or BTRP (20koz), Elikhulu (55koz) and Evander underground, incorporating Egoli (currently 30koz, rising to >100koz).

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Pan African Resources — Burnishing FY25 forecasts

Pan African Resources — Honing FY25e forecasts

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Pan African Resources — Valuation up 22.2% with new gold price forecasts

Pan African Resources — Advancing to 250koz in annual output in FY26

Pan African Resources — Anticipating a happy valentine

Pan African Resources — Dividend yield trending higher than P/E ratio

Pan African Resources — Taking the rough with the smooth

Pan African Resources — Innovative funding avoids dilution

Pan African Resources — Forecast upgrade

Pan African Resources — Setting the scene for FY23 and beyond

Pan African Resources — Building steam

Pan African Resources — Quietly getting the job done in South Africa

Pan African Resources — Everything falling into place

Pan African Resources — Exceeding expectations (as usual)

Pan African Resources — Record interim profitability

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Pan African Resources — The sun rises over Egoliâs city of gold

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Pan African Resources — Back to where it belongs

Pan African Resources — Roundabouts and swings

Pan African Resources — H120 confirms FY20 forecasts

Pan African Resources — Entering harvest mode

Pan African Resources — Solid push towards year end

Pan African Resources — Elikhulu underpins recovery

Pan African Resources — On track for 170koz in FY19

Pan African Resources — Return to dividend paying status in FY19 a priority

Pan African Resources — EGM’s Parthian shot

Pan African Resources — Finishing unfinished business

Pan African Resources — A second glance at the first half

Pan African Resources — FY17 results in line

Pan African Resources — Disposals hone investment case

Pan African Resources — Canning coal

Pan African Resources — Tails wagging

Pan African Resources — Update 13 December 2016

Pan African Resources — Update 28 September 2016

Pan African Resources — Update 18 August 2016

Pan African Resources — Update 15 March 2016

Pan African Resources — Update 24 February 2016

Pan African Resources — Update 10 February 2016

Pan African Resources — Update 9 December 2015

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Pan African Resources — The sun rises over Egoliâs city of gold