Pan African’s New
Consort mine, part
of Barberton Mines
A statement released here said earnings per share (EPS) for the year in pounds was expected to rise between 148 and 158% from 0.4 pence per share, while EPS in South African rand is anticipated to have grown between 106 and 116%.
However, headline EPS in pounds “’ the main gauge of profit in South Africa “’ was expected to rise by only 16 to 26%.
The company did not provide further details and is set to announce its full-year results on 31 August 2010.
Pan African owns the Barberton Mines in South Africa, after raising its stake from 74%.