Latest Perseus Mining (ASX:PRU) News

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Perseus Mining delivered a strong March quarter with a 21% jump in gold production and a cash pile swelling to US$817 million, while confirming the completion of its US$260 million Meyas Sand Project sale. The Nyanzaga development remains on track for first gold in January 2027.

Perseus Mining has agreed to sell its majority interest in the Meyas Sand Project in Sudan for US$260 million, marking a strategic shift amid regional conflict. The deal will bolster Perseus’s balance sheet and refocus resources on core assets.

Perseus Mining reported a 5% revenue increase to US$608.5 million for the half-year ended December 2025, despite an 8% drop in net profit and a 26% decline in gold production. The company declared a steady interim dividend and outlined ongoing operational challenges and corporate restructuring.

Perseus Mining reported a mixed December quarter with stable overall production guidance but rising costs and strong cash reserves, while advancing key projects in West Africa and Tanzania.

Perseus Mining reported steady gold production in Q2 FY26 with 88,888 ounces at a higher cost, maintaining a robust cash and bullion balance of US$755 million. The company’s development projects remain on track despite increased royalties and a rejected acquisition bid.

Perseus Mining has expanded and refinanced its corporate debt facility to US$400 million, significantly enhancing its liquidity position to over US$1.2 billion. This move positions the gold miner strongly for future growth and shareholder returns.

Perseus Mining has terminated its binding offer for Predictive Discovery following the acceptance of a revised merger agreement between Predictive and Robex Resources. Despite the improved terms for Predictive shareholders, Perseus remains unconvinced and holds the door open for future moves.

Perseus Mining has terminated its binding offer to acquire Predictive Discovery after Robex Resources exercised its matching right, nullifying Perseus's proposal as the superior bid.

Predictive Discovery Limited has amended its acquisition deal with Robex Resources, creating a combined gold producer with over 400,000 ounces annual output by 2029 and sidelining Perseus Mining’s competing offer.

Perseus Mining has tabled a binding offer to acquire all remaining shares of Predictive Discovery, offering a significant premium and aiming to strengthen its African gold portfolio.