🔒 Pan African Resources: Buy, hold or sell?
Pan African Resources’ economics aren’t rocket science; good things will happen if gold rises, the ZAR/$ weakens, and it produces more gold.
Pan African Resources’ economics aren’t rocket science; good things will happen if gold rises, the ZAR/$ weakens, and it produces more gold.
Pan African Resources continued to show its dealmaking prowess in 2017 through the development of the R1.7bn Elikhulu Tailings Project in Evander, Mpumalanga.
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If you are looking for a concise summary of the most important factors you should be considering when making moves in South Africa in 2015, this is the piece to read. Adrian Saville brings all the nuanced complexities together in one clear picture.
The JSE is trading negative in morning trade, with the all-share index giving back 0.8%. Industrials are trading 1.2% lower, resources are down by 0.15% and banks are trading 0.38% higher. In company news; Pan African Resources released full-year results for the year ended 30 June 2014. Key features included; the group’s gold sold increased by … Read more
The index has given up around half a percent in the day’s trade in what has been broad-based weakness with resources down 0.3%, financials off 0.33% and industrials 0.52% lower. In company news, Pan African Resources released a trading statement in which it expects Headline Earnings Per Share (HEPS) in rand terms, adjusted from exceptional … Read more