Caledonia Mining

Caledonia Mining reported adjusted EPS of $1.36 for Q2 2026, beating the consensus estimate of $0.47, while revenue of $75.9m slightly missed expectations. Production rose 18% thanks to improved ore grades at the Blanket Mine and the average realized gold price climbed 34%, boosting EBITDA and cash flow. Management raised its cost and AISC guidance for 2026 and increased sustaining-capex estimates for Blanket, while deferring parts of Bilboes spending; interim and project financing for Bilboes are being advanced. The stock reacted positively in premarket trading, but the company remains exposed to execution, cost and power-supply risks. » More on de.investing.com

Caledonia Mining will hold a capital markets day on 16 September 2026 at the Sofitel New York; participation is possible in person and online. Presentations will focus on production performance and operational efficiency at the Blanket mine, development and financing strategy for the Bilboes gold project, and exploration and expansion opportunities. Other topics include capital allocation priorities, financial outlook and the political framework for mining in Zimbabwe. Presentation materials will be published in advance on the company website and a webcast will be made available after the event. » More on de.investing.com

Caledonia Mining reported Q1 revenue of $66.43 million, up 18.3% year‑on‑year, EBITDA of $33.87 million (up 50.2%) and profit after tax of $18.91 million (up 69.4%). Consolidated gold sales fell to 13,784 ounces due to constrained access to higher‑grade areas, lowering head grade to 2.5 g/t and reducing recoveries. On‑mine costs averaged $1,740/oz and AISC reached $2,765/oz; operating cash flow was $18.87 million and free cash flow $12.28 million. The company declared a $0.14 dividend payable June 5, 2026, and CEO Mark Learmonth said higher prices offset the impact of lower production. » More on finance.yahoo.com