Panthera Resources Plc (LSE:PAT) has published its audited financial statements for the year ending March 31, 2025, underscoring its ongoing focus on gold exploration and project development. A key issue for the company remains its arbitration case against the Government of India concerning the Bhukia Project, where Panthera is seeking $1.58 billion in damages. Meanwhile, in West Africa, the company has advanced its exploration portfolio, reporting encouraging drilling outcomes and expanding its ownership stake in the Kalaka Project in Mali. Despite recording financial losses, Panthera emphasized its dedication to delivering long-term value to shareholders while navigating its legal and operational challenges.
From a market standpoint, Panthera Resources demonstrates solid technical momentum, though its weak financial footing and lack of profitability continue to dampen its overall investment appeal. While recent project milestones offer growth potential, the business remains exposed to high risks tied to operating losses and reliance on external capital.
About Panthera Resources Plc
Panthera Resources Plc is a gold exploration and development company with key interests in India and West Africa. Its strategy centers on realizing the potential of the Bhukia Project in Rajasthan, India, alongside advancing its portfolio of gold projects across West Africa.
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