Pan African Resources (AIM: PAF)

Last close As at 02/07/2024

GBP0.27

1.05 (4.03%)

Market capitalisation

GBP586m

Pan African Resources (PAF) has four major producing precious metals assets in South Africa: Barberton (target output 95koz Au pa), the Barberton Tailings Retreatment Project, or BTRP (20koz), Elikhulu (55koz) and Evander underground, incorporating Egoli (currently 30koz, rising to >100koz).

We have recently increased our core valuation of PAF to 48.08 US cents per share, based on projects either already in production or sanctioned. However, this rises by 46–57% once other assets (eg Egoli) are also taken into account. In the meantime, PAF remains cheaper than its peers on at least 66% of commonly used valuation measures and has the 18th highest dividend yield in the precious metals mining sector, globally.

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Pan African Resources — An accounting storm in a legal teacup

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Pan African Resources — A happy valentine

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Pan African Resources — Anticipating a happy valentine

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Equity Analyst

Lord Ashbourne

Lord Ashbourne

Director of Content, Mining

Key Management

  • Cobus Loots

    CEO

  • Deon Louw

    FD

  • Keith Cousens Spencer

    Chairman

Balance Sheet

Forecast net debt (US$m)

93.8

Forecast gearing ratio (%)

26

Share Price Performance

Price Performance
% 1M 3M 12M
Actual 5.6 26.7 104.9
Relative 7.0 22.3 85.1
52 week high/low 27.6p/12.1p

Financials

After exceeding our forecasts in FY23, Pan African’s (PAF’s) interim adjusted EBITDA achieved a record of ZAR1,513m in H124 – 20% above the previous record. Since then, production guidance for FY24 has been increased to 186-190koz (cf 180–190koz previously) at an unchanged all-in sustaining cost of US$1,325-1,350/oz and it has concluded a five-year wage agreement at Barberton. As a result, we have increased our normalised EPS estimate for the year by 19%. Within the next two years, however, we expect output to exceed 250koz pa and normalised EPS to exceed 6c/share.

Y/E Jun Revenue (US$m) EBITDA (US$m) PBT (US$m) EPS (c) P/E (x) P/CF (x)
2022A 376.4 147.8 117.2 4.44 7.7 4.6
2023A 321.6 121.9 92.9 3.54 9.7 4.9
2024E 390.3 177.6 141.7 5.73 6.0 6.0
2025E 420.8 206.6 162.4 6.28 5.5 3.5

Research

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Pan African Resources — Building steam

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Pan African Resources — Everything falling into place

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Pan African Resources — Exceeding expectations (as usual)

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Pan African Resources — Record interim profitability

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Webinar: Pan African Resources

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Pan African Resources — Entailed

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Pan African Resources – executive interview

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Pan African Resources — Back to where it belongs

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Pan African Resources — Roundabouts and swings

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Pan African Resources — H120 confirms FY20 forecasts

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Pan African Resources — Entering harvest mode

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Pan African Resources — Solid push towards year end

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Pan African Resources — Elikhulu underpins recovery

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Pan African Resources — On track for 170koz in FY19

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Pan African Resources — EGM’s Parthian shot

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Pan African Resources — Finishing unfinished business

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Pan African Resources — A second glance at the first half

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Pan African Resources — FY17 results in line

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Pan African Resources — Disposals hone investment case

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Pan African Resources — Canning coal

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Pan African Resources — Tails wagging

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Pan African Resources — Update 13 December 2016

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Pan African Resources — Update 28 September 2016

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Pan African Resources — Update 18 August 2016

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Pan African Resources — Update 15 March 2016

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Pan African Resources — Update 24 February 2016

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Pan African Resources — Update 10 February 2016

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Pan African Resources — Update 9 December 2015

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