Caledonia Mining Q2 net profit rises 16% to $23.8 million as gold prices climb
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Caledonia reported Q2 net profit up 16% as realized gold prices rose 34% y/y, partly offset by lower production at its Blanket mine due to weaker grades and recoveries. The company reiterated its dividend and signaled progress on financing for the Bilboes expansion, with construction slated for October. The results underscore gold-price leverage, while operational softness highlights mine-specific execution risk.
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Caledonia Mining reported second-quarter net profit of $23.8 million, up 16% from a year earlier, helped by higher gold prices. The company said it realised an average gold price of $4,259 an ounce, up 34% year on year. Output at its Blanket mine fell to 17,360 ounces. Caledonia maintained its quarterly dividend at $0.14 per share and said due diligence is well advanced for an additional $300 million of project financing after it raised $150 million for the Bilboes project via a convertible bond.
