Pan African Resources (PAF) H2 2026 TU earnings summary
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H2 2026 TU earnings summary
10 Sep, 2026Executive summary
EPS for FY26 expected between US 17.24c and US 17.96c, up 141%-151% year-over-year from FY25.
HEPS for FY26 expected between US 17.35c and US 17.94c, up 195%-205% year-over-year.
Growth driven by higher gold prices and increased gold sales volume.
Financial highlights
Average gold price received rose 54.8% to US$4,235/oz (FY25: US$2,735/oz).
Gold sold increased 38.3% to 272,373oz (FY25: 196,926oz).
All-in sustaining cost (AISC) guidance achieved at US$1,870/oz.
Share-based payment liability increased by approx. US$40 million due to share price appreciation.
Outlook and guidance
FY27 production expected to rise to 280,000–302,000oz, mainly from Tennant Mines.
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