Perseus stock reports record fiscal 2026 cash flow growth

Published on 10/08/2026 at 01:06 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Perseus stock was last at AUD 6.27 on October 7, 2026, while fiscal 2027 production guidance spans 420,000 to 480,000 ounces. Nyanzaga targets first gold in January 2027.

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Perseus Mining (ISIN AU000000PRU3) was last at AUD 6.27 on the ASX on October 7, 2026, up 1.46 percent from the prior close of AUD 6.18. The gold producer's fiscal 2026 results provide the central company signal, with operating cash flow, production and shareholder returns all higher than a year earlier.

Cash flow rises 24 percent

According to MarketBeat on October 5, 2026, Perseus said fiscal 2026 operating cash flow rose 24 percent and earnings per share increased 17 percent. The company produced 405,000 ounces of gold at an all-in site cost of USD 1,750 per ounce, while cash and bullion exceeded USD 1 billion at year-end.

Investing.com reported on September 28, 2026, that operating cash flow reached AUD 769 million, up 24 percent year over year. The same update put fiscal 2026 production at 405,000 ounces and the all-in site cost at AUD 1,750 per ounce.

Returns and Nyanzaga shape fiscal 2027

Perseus declared a fiscal 2026 dividend of AUD 0.14 per share, an 87 percent increase from the prior year, and approved an AUD 350 million buyback authorization for fiscal 2027, according to MarketBeat.

Fiscal 2027 production guidance is 420,000 to 480,000 ounces, against 405,000 ounces produced in fiscal 2026. The comparison points to a measured production increase before Nyanzaga becomes a larger contributor, while the guided all-in sustaining cost is AUD 1,835 to AUD 2,070 per ounce.

Stock remains below yearly high

Perseus stock's ASX range on October 7, 2026, was AUD 6.18 to AUD 6.34, and its 52-week range was AUD 4.42 to AUD 6.96. The latest price therefore stood AUD 0.69 below the 52-week high, while the market capitalization was AUD 8.3 billion and volume reached 3,886,122 shares.

Nyanzaga construction was 80 percent complete, with first gold targeted for January 2027, according to MarketBeat. For investors, the key test is whether the project adds output without pushing the guided cost range above AUD 2,070 per ounce.