Thungela Resources (TGA) Trading Update 2024 summary
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Trading Update 2024 summary
6 Jun, 2025Expected financial performance
EPS for 2024 is projected between R25.00 and R27.50, down R10.16–R12.66 from 2023, representing a 27–34% decrease.
Attributable earnings are expected between R3.4 billion and R3.7 billion for 2024.
HEPS is anticipated between R24.00 and R26.50, a decrease of R8.47–R10.97 per share, or 24–31% year-on-year.
Headline earnings are forecasted at R3.2 billion to R3.5 billion for the period.
EPS and HEPS calculations are based on a weighted average of 134,238,447 shares for 2024.
Reporting and communication
Final results for the year ended 31 December 2024 will be released on 17 March 2025.
Results will be published on the JSE and LSE news services, with an investor webinar and conference call scheduled the same day.
The live webinar and call will begin at 12:00 SAST (10:00 GMT), with registration links provided.
Methodology and compliance
HEPS is determined in accordance with SAICA Circular 1/2023, adjusting for specific remeasurements.
Key areas of judgement affecting EPS and HEPS are being finalized; any changes will be communicated.
The trading statement has not been reviewed by external auditors.
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