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Sylvania Platinum

September 2021

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  • Epic Code:
  • SLP
  • Price:
  • 101p
A solid Q4 to finish the year with production just over guidance of 70,000 oz. Recent concerns from riots in South Africa have been misplaced with no disruption to production. However, EBITDA of US$28.7m was 5% below Liberum’s forecast due to lower rhodium prices, while cost inflation was 20% in Rand terms, half of which came from temporary weakness in grade and recovery rates and half from mining inflation. That grade weakness was due to the closure of host Semancor’s chrome mine, during the pandemic, forcing Sylvania to use lower grade stockpiled waste material. Analysts expect the re-commencement of Semancor’s chrome operations next year to see this weakness reverse.  In spite of the commodity price weakne ...

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