West African Resources achieves gold production goals
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West African Resources (ASX:WAF) announced that it met its 2023 gold production target for its West African mining operations, concluding the year on a strong note.
Read MoreWest African Resources (ASX:WAF) announced that it met its 2023 gold production target for its West African mining operations, concluding the year on a strong note.
Read MoreThe broker lifts estimates for earnings per share in 2021 by 10% but makes no changes to the $1.20 target. Outperform rating maintained.
Read MoreMacquarie upgrades processing assumptions for Sanbrado as the performance to date has been strong.
Read MoreWest African Resources – (ASX: WAF, Share Price: $0.415, Market Cap: $241m, coverage initiated @ $0.08 in Sep 2015 – current gain of 419%)
Read MoreWest African Resources – (ASX: WAF, Share Price: $0.39, Market Cap: $226m, coverage initiated @ $0.08 in Sep 2015 – gain of 387%)
Read MoreIt’s no big deal to find a couple of million ounces of low grade gold in West Africa. But it’s another thing altogether if the resource base comes with seriously high-grade shoots that can sweeten head grades to make a project a real money spinner.
Read MoreWest African Resources (ASX: WAF, Share Price: $0.36, Market Cap: $174m) is one of our favourite African gold exposures. Operating in Burkina Faso since 2007, it ranks as the largest ASX-listed acreage holder within the country and has accelerated its progress towards production status via aggressive drilling, enhanced gold resource base and positive PFS results at its Sanbrado Project.
Read MoreWest African Resources (ASX: WAF, Share Price: $0.32, Market Cap: $155m) is one of our favourite emerging African gold companies. Operating in Burkina Faso since 2007, it ranks as the largest ASX-listed acreage holder within the country and has accelerated its progress towards production status via aggressive drilling, enhanced gold resource base and positive PFS results at its Sanbrado Project.
Read MoreWest African Resources (ASX: WAF, Share Price: $0.28, Market Cap: $135m) remains one of our favourite emerging African gold producers. Operating in Burkina Faso since 2007, it ranks as the largest ASX-listed acreage holder within the country and has accelerated its progress towards production status via aggressive exploration drilling, an enhanced gold resource position and positive PFS results.
Read MoreWest African Resources (ASX: WAF, Share Price: $0.41, Market Cap: $90m) remains one of our best-performing African gold producers. Operating in Burkina Faso since 2007, it ranks as the largest ASX-listed acreage holder within the country and has accelerated its progress towards production status via aggressive exploration drilling, an enhanced gold resource position and positive PFS results.
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Read MoreWest African gold explorer that’s pursuing aggressive appraisal and development of its Mankarga 5 gold deposit in Burkina Faso, where it aims to commence maiden gold production during 2015.
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