Central Asia Metals PLC (LSE:CAML) released its interim results for the first half of 2025, showing a stable financial position despite a slight decline in revenue and EBITDA compared to the prior year. The company recorded zero lost-time injuries, completed major capital projects at the Sasa mine, and maintained profitable operations at Kounrad. A share buy-back program and a revised dividend policy were introduced to better align with free cash flow distribution objectives. The company remains focused on growth, exploring new investment opportunities and addressing orebody variability challenges at Sasa with the guidance of external consultants.
The company’s outlook is shaped by solid financial performance and attractive valuation metrics, tempered by mixed technical indicators and recent strategic adjustments. Strong profitability and a high dividend yield are key strengths, while the withdrawal from a recent acquisition bid introduces some uncertainty for investors.
About Central Asia Metals
Central Asia Metals PLC is a UK-based AIM-listed mining company headquartered in London. Its operations include the Kounrad SX-EW copper project in Kazakhstan and the Sasa zinc-lead mine in North Macedonia. The company also holds an 80% stake in CAML Exploration for early-stage projects in Kazakhstan and a 28.4% interest in Aberdeen Minerals Ltd, focusing on exploration in the UK.
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