Perseus sets five-year production guidance at up to 535 000 oz/y
ASX- and TSX-listed gold miner Perseus Mining has set its production guidance for the 2026 to 2030 financial years at between 515 000 oz/y and 535 000 oz/y, for total output of 2.6-million to 2.7-million ounces over the five-year period at an all-in sustaining cost (AISC) of between $1 400/oz and $1 500/oz. The company's Yaouré mine, in Côte d'Ivoire, is expected to contribute 34% of the output over the five years, while the Edikan mine, in Ghana, will contribute 28% and the Sissingué mine, in Mali, 10%. The Nyanzaga mine, in Tanzania, which Perseus acquired in 2024 and is developing at an estimated cost of $523-million, will provide about 28% of the group's production over the five-year period.
ASX- and TSX-listed gold miner Perseus Mining has set its production guidance for the 2026 to 2030 financial years at between 515 000 oz/y and 535 000 oz/y, for total output of 2.6-million to 2.7-million ounces over the five-year period at an all-in sustaining cost (AISC) of between $1 400/oz and $1 500/oz. The company's Yaouré mine, in Côte d'Ivoire, is expected to contribute 34% of the output over the five years, while the Edikan mine, in Ghana, will contribute 28% and the Sissingué mine, in Mali, 10%. The Nyanzaga mine, in Tanzania, which Perseus acquired in 2024 and is developing at an estimated cost of $523-million, will provide about 28% of the group's production over the five-year period.
