GRIFFIN MINING Aktie

Griffin Mining reports an operating profit of $28.2m for the six months ended 30 June 2026, the highest result for a first half in the company’s history. The Caijiaying mine in China increased revenue by 21% to $77.3m; net profit after tax rose to $21.0m from $8.8m a year earlier. Production and metal prices improved: 13,606 t of zinc, 1,420 t of lead, 161,402 oz of silver and 6,011 oz of gold; higher prices led to significantly better margins. Griffin repurchased $14.2m of its own shares, invested $14.8m in capex and holds $39.6m in cash; the reduced throughput rate is expected to remain until early 2027, pending environmental and safety permits. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Griffin Mining has appointed Panmure Liberum to conduct an accelerated reverse bookbuilding to repurchase ordinary shares worth up to $14m or up to 3.5m shares (up to 1.98% of issued ordinary shares). The process runs until Monday at 16:45 BST; Panmure Liberum will purchase the shares on its own account at the bookbuilding-determined price. The total amount of both buyback programmes will not exceed $15m, and the acquired shares will be cancelled to boost earnings per share. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Griffin Mining has approved a buyback program to acquire up to 3.7 million ordinary shares, or shares with a value of up to $15 million, for cancellation by 30 November 2026. Purchases will be made on the London Stock Exchange on an ad hoc basis in compliance with safe‑harbour rules, trading conditions, disclosure and price requirements; no orders will be placed during closed periods. Management intends to structure market purchases to enhance shareholder value but reserves the right to acquire large parcels or make purchases via takeover offers. Griffin has 176,592,171 ordinary shares issued and operates the Caijiaying zinc‑gold mine in China through a joint venture (88.8% interest). » Plus sur de.investing.com