RE: KEFI X19 Feb 2026 09:21
@Justaguyinashed
The likely dividend isn't hard to work out, but you just need to plug in your own assumptions.
Forecast profit from TK (ie excluding SA projects, etc) will be over £500m per year.
With all warrants exercised there will be 10.8b shares in circulation.
Take £500m, divide it by 10.8b, and you get 4.63p per share of profit.
Then decide what percentage of that profit are KEFI going to issue as a dividend (bare in mind that this is the main way Harry & Co can extract personal money from KEFI). I would suggest that a 50% ratio would be reasonable, but perhaps less in first year if they want to more aggressively pay down debt.
You then multiply the 4.63p by the payout ratio, so at 50% that would be 2.3p per share.
But.... that is based on $5,000/oz gold price, and just TK profits. Add in another couple of income streams from SA, plus gold being more like $6-7k/oz, and all of a sudden a 3p per share dividend starts to look conservative! The other, very important, thing to note..... if KEFI is paying out 3p per share, then it is very likely that KEFI shares would be valued circa 50p per share (6% yield).
@Hubstar mentioned earlier that he 'is conservative' with his forecasts, so that he doesn't 'look like he's ramping'. Personally I try to be accurate, and if that looks like ramping then I would encourage people to run their own numbers. If your own numbers still look like ramping, then perhaps you need to adjust your expectations! Being intentionally over-conservative, to the point that you might start changing your investment strategy, is a very dangerous move! Be aware of the real possibilities, and also be aware of the real risks, then make informed decisions based on that.