All these follow the spike in revenue by 16 percent to $374 million (K1.1 billion), compared to the previous quarter.
According to mining.com, the world’s fifth largest producer of minerals halved its net debt from US$74 million to US$38 million, after paying a dividend of US$16 million, and has raised the prospect it could be debt-free by the beginning of the 2017 calendar year.
