Goldplat plc (LSE:GDP) posted robust operating results for the first quarter ended 30 September 2025, generating a combined operating profit of £2,086,000. Higher gold prices and an improvement in material supply underpinned the company’s performance. Goldplat also announced an interim dividend and intends to evaluate distributions on a quarterly basis going forward.
The Ghanaian business benefited from both a weaker Cedi and firmer gold prices, while South Africa saw profit growth supported by increased feed from South America and disciplined cost control. Across the group, strategic priorities include expanding market share in South Africa, upgrading operational performance in Ghana, and advancing the Tailings Storage Facility project. Strong cash reserves continue to support working capital needs and planned capital investments.
Goldplat’s outlook is underpinned by solid financial fundamentals and appealing valuation metrics, suggesting scope for further growth. While technical signals point to a neutral near-term setup, recent corporate developments—such as anticipated underperformance in certain areas—introduce some short-term risk.
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Goldplat plc is an AIM-listed mining services company with gold recovery operations in South Africa and Ghana. The group specializes in extracting gold from mining by-products, serving clients across the African and South American mining sectors.
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