-- Euroz Hartleys週四在一份報告中指出,西非資源公司(ASX:WAF)的黃金產量預計將在未來幾季有所成長,這主要得益於Sanbrado和Kiaka礦井地下礦石品位的提升。 該公司公佈的第一季集團黃金產量為107,700盎司,營運現金流為4.4億澳元,使其現金和黃金儲備餘額達到創紀錄的10.6億澳元。 該公司還維持了其2026年43萬至49萬盎司的產量預期,與Euroz Hartleys先前預測的470,500盎司一致。 這家投資公司認為,鑑於西非資源公司的產量和現金流狀況,其股價被“嚴重低估”,尤其是在布吉納法索政府以1.75億澳元收購其Kiaka礦25%的股份之後,這一舉措消除了一個主要的不確定因素。 當前金價上漲以及公司強勁的現金流預計將支持其提前償還債務和持續資本回報,近期派發的每股0.15澳元特別股息被視為眾多股息中的第一個。 Euroz Hartleys重申對西非資源公司(West African Resources)的投機性買入評級,並將目標價從5.50澳元上調至5.55澳元。
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