Platinum group metals and chrome concentrates producer from South Africa, Tharisa (THS) has announced results for its half-year ended 31st March 2026 and that “reflecting our confidence in the business, the board has declared an increased interim dividend of US 2.5 cents per share”. With that up from a corresponding prior year 1.5 cents, how’s the outlook from an up to 126p share price?
Platinum group metals and chrome concentrates company Tharisa (THS) has announced results for its year ended 30th September 2025 and that “production guidance for 2026 is set between 145 koz and 165 koz PGMs (6E basis) and 1.50 Mt to 1.65 Mt of chrome concentrates”. How does the financial performance and outlook compare to the valuation at a 95p share price?
Tharisa (THS) has announced results for its half-year ended 31st March 2025 emphasising it “continuing its track record of generating profits… despite unprecedented global macro uncertainty” and, with the shares responding slightly up to 63p in response, how does its performance compare to a £187.3 million market cap?
PGMs and chrome concentrates producer from South Africa, Tharisa (THS) has announced its results for its half-year ended 31st March 2024 and that it considers it “only a matter of time before… a more balanced picture for PGM uses emerges”. The shares have already recovered from below 50p in March to now above 75p, but there looks much more to go.
Producer from the Bushveld Complex in South Africa, Tharisa (THS) has announced a second quarter of its year to 30th September 2024 update including that its performance means it is “on track to meet guidance” for the full-year of 145koz-155koz PGMs (6E) and 1.7Mt-1.8Mt chrome concentrates. Is that good news from a current around 66p share price?
PGMs and chrome producer from South Africa Tharisa (THS) has issued a fourth quarter report for its year ended 30th September 2023, which also includes “production guidance for FY2024 is set between 145 koz and 155 koz PGMs (6E basis) and 1.7 Mt to 1.8 Mt of chrome concentrates”.
PGMs and chrome producer from South Africa, Tharisa (THS) has issued an update on the third quarter to end-June of its year, with 'highlights' including “PGM output increased to 37.0 koz (Q2 FY2023: 34.3 koz) with yield maintained and recoveries improving” and “Karo Platinum Project remains on track with major milestones of first concrete pour and pilot mining commenced” currently helping the shares up by more than 7% to 75p. But we consider there is much further upside potential here.
Chrome and PGM producer from South Africa, Tharisa (THS) has announced results for its half-year ended 31st March 2023, including noting industry supply issues, buoyant chrome demand and improving platinum auto catalytic demand. That sounds encouraging for its prospects.
Platinum group metals and chrome co-producer from South Africa, Tharisa (THS) has announced second quarter of its year production has been impacted by adverse weather but that it still generated healthy free cash flow.
Platinum group metals and chrome producer Tharisa (THS) has announced what it emphasises as a further “key step” in its development with an agreement, “subject to the fulfilment of certain conditions”, for a $130 million debt facility with Société Générale and Absa Bank. However, also noting end-2022 net cash of $101.1 million, what’s the debt facility agreement a “key step” for?
Platinum group metals and chrome producer in South Africa, Tharisa (THS) has issued an update on its first quarter of the year, including news that mining volumes were impacted by rainfall not seen in the history of the Tharisa mine but that it maintains full-year production guidance of 175koz-185koz PGMs (6E) and 1.75Mt-1.85Mt chrome concentrates. So what of a current 97.5p share price?
Tharisa (THS) has announced results for its year ended 30th September 2022 and that “the long-life Karo platinum project, when added to the 60+year LOM of the Tharisa PGM and chrome operations in South Africa, sets the foundation for Tharisa's growth”.
Platinum group metals and chrome producer in South Africa Tharisa (THS) has issued a fourth quarter and full-year production report noting that it “will translate to a strong set of financial results… net cash position of US$78.6 million (30 June 2022 US$48.0 million)”, and helping the shares up to 107.5p.
South African metals producer, Tharisa (THS), has announced results for its half-year ended 31st March 2022, including “PGM production of 91.8 koz, up 22.2%... Chrome production of 776.7 kt, up 6.3%... strong commodity markets”. That sounds good!
Tharisa plc (THS) has announced agreements with “BEE shareholders Thari Resources owning 20% and The Tharisa Community Trust owning 6%” to acquire their interests to make a wholly owned subsidiary. What now, with the shares having responded up to 144p to buy?
PGMs and chrome producer in South Africa Tharisa (THS) has updated on its quarter ended 31st December 2021, including that “we remain firmly on track to deliver, and hopefully exceed, our stated guidance of 165 koz to 175 koz PGMs and 1.75 Mt to 1.85 Mt of chrome concentrates in the current financial year”.
PGMs and chrome concentrates producer in South Africa Tharisa (THS) has announced results for its year ended 30th September 2021 and “FY2022 production guidance of between 165 koz and 175 koz PGMs (6E basis) and 1.75 Mt and 1.85 Mt of chrome concentrates” – further increases on the year just ended.
Last month on PGMs and chrome producer in South Africa Tharisa (THS), we concluded with the shares just above 100p that we look to an anticipated fourth quarter update to further reassure and highlight continuing cash flow and growth potential. Now the company has produced its Q4 update and the shares have risen to 130p.
Tharisa (THS) has announced “record quarterly chrome concentrate output and increased PGM production supported by stronger pricing” and the shares have nudged up to 130p.
Private investors are often looking to buy into companies where the share price has fallen, rather than those which are near all time highs, but in some cases that is the opposite of what they should be doing!
