Pan African Resources (PAF) H1 2026 TU earnings summary
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H1 2026 TU earnings summary
26 Jan, 2026Executive summary
Gold production increased 51% year-over-year to 128,296oz in H1FY26, with further increases expected in H2FY26, keeping the group on track for full-year guidance of 275,000–292,000oz.
Substantial balance sheet de-gearing achieved, with net debt reduced by over 65% to US$49.9m, and full de-gearing expected by February 2026.
Interim dividend of ZA12 cents per share proposed, reflecting strong financial performance and cash generation.
Financial highlights
Net debt reduced from US$150.5m in June 2025 to US$49.9m by December 2025.
All-in sustaining cost (AISC) for H1FY26 expected at US$1,825–US$1,875/oz, above full-year guidance due to currency and cost pressures.
Record final dividend paid in December 2025, with another interim dividend proposed.
Outlook and guidance
Full-year gold production guidance maintained at 275,000–292,000oz.
Increased H2FY26 production expected to reduce unit costs.
Definitive Feasibility Study for Soweto Cluster Project to be completed by June 2026, with construction decision soon after.
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