Our Strategy
Our corporate strategy remains consistent and clear - deliver long-term stakeholder returns by maximising free cash flow generation from responsible mining of high quality, long life assets and disciplined capital allocation.
Our operational strategy is focused on long-term production of profitable ounces - value over volume. Stringent cost management and disciplined capital allocation provides the Company with the financial flexibility to promote further growth both organically and through value-accretive opportunities.
This is achieved through our five strategic pillars:
- Create a safe and healthy workplace for our employees and contractors
- Attract and retain the best people, with the right skills and experience to deliver our vision
- Recognise talent and provide an environment for individuals to grow and develop, and perform to the best of their abilities
- Build strong relationships with our stakeholders through good governance, ethical conduct and transparency
- Sukari life of mine in excess of 15 years
- Unconstrained orebody
- Results-driven exploration to unlock additional sources of high-grade underground ore
- Maintain a low-cost operation through stringent cost management and identify cost-saving initiatives
- Improve productivity through continuous workplace training and plant optimisation
- Shareholder dividends take priority on allocation of surplus free cash flow
- Profit share and royalty payments in accordance with the Concession Agreement
- Substantial local employers and procurement of local suppliers
- Maximise free cash flow through stringent cost management
- Maintain a strong and flexible balance sheet
- Generate revenue in accordance with forecasted production targets
- Fully funded organic growth pipeline after sustainable reinvestment back into the business
- No debt, no hedging, no streaming
- Target underground resource/reserve replacement at Sukari
- Comprehensive brownfield exploration programme across Sukari tenement
- Exploration programme at Doropo Project targeting resource growth