Latest WEST AFRICAN RESOURCES (ASX:WAF) News

West African Resources Limited has resumed trading on the ASX following a government request to acquire an additional 35% stake in its Kiaka subsidiary, signaling a notable shift in ownership dynamics.

West African Resources is advancing negotiations with the Burkina Faso Government over equity interests in its Kiaka gold project, proposing alternatives to direct government ownership to boost national benefits without diluting shareholder value.

West African Resources Limited reported a robust quarterly cash flow with strong operating inflows and substantial cash reserves, underscoring its solid financial footing amid ongoing exploration investments.

West African Resources reported robust Q3 gold production of 92,721 ounces at a competitive all-in sustaining cost, while navigating ongoing discussions with the Burkina Faso government over increased ownership in its Kiaka project.

West African Resources has reported a robust first half of 2025, delivering A$215 million in net profit after tax on the back of strong gold production and sales.

West African Resources Limited has unveiled an updated 10-year gold production plan, projecting a peak output of 569,000 ounces in 2029 supported by 12.2 million ounces in Mineral Resources and 6.5 million ounces in Ore Reserves.

West African Resources Limited reported a robust quarter with strong operating cash inflows and significant investment in exploration, ending June 2025 with A$279 million in cash. The company’s strategic financing and spending patterns highlight its commitment to growth in West Africa’s gold sector.

West African Resources delivered solid Q2 gold production and cash flow, with the Kiaka project completing construction early and under budget. High-grade drilling results at M1 South promise further resource growth.

West African Resources has achieved its first gold pour at the Kiaka project while maintaining solid production at Sanbrado, positioning the company well to meet its 2025 targets.

West African Resources aligns with Burkina Faso's 2024 Mining Code, increasing the government's equity stake in its projects while maintaining its 2025 gold production targets.

West African Resources reports exceptional high-grade gold intercepts from diamond drilling below existing reserves at its M1 South underground mine, signaling a potential boost to its resource base and long-term production outlook.

West African Resources has commenced mining and crushing at its Kiaka Gold Project in Burkina Faso, maintaining its schedule and budget for first gold production in the third quarter of 2025. The project’s progress signals a significant boost to the company’s annual gold output.