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| Last traded |
R32.65 |
| Change |
R-0.34 |
| % Change |
-1.03% |
| Cumulative volume |
256,075 |
| Market cap |
R12.49bn |
| Last traded |
R544.42 |
| Change |
R3.92 |
| % Change |
0.73% |
| Cumulative volume |
100,217 |
| Market cap |
R146.82bn |
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Johannesburg -
Northam Platinum [JSE:NHM] on Friday posted flat full-year earnings and
forecast challenges at its key Zondereinde mine.
The company said headline earnings per share totalled 177.8c in the
year to end-June, compared with 172.2c a year earlier.
Revenue rose nearly 24%, helped by an increase in both volume and the US
dollar basket price, which was $1 185 per ounce.
"The higher sales volumes were achieved on the back of higher production
and higher purchases of metals in concentrate," the company said in a
statement.
Northam said production of metals in concentrate during the year
increased by 6.3% to 9,999 kg.
Northam, which produces 300 000 ounces of platinum group metals a year, a
sliver of the 2.5 million ounces from rival
Anglo Platinum [JSE:AMS], the world's
largest producer, said it lost 7 000 ounces in output after an accident
forced it to shut down
its Zondereinde mine in South Africa.
"The challenges of mining Merensky reef at the Zondereinde mine
continue, and production at the mine is likely to be lower than that
achieved in the past year," it said.