RE: Question; Risk v Production14 May 2026 13:58
Production in 2029 maybe 10% . The contractors are highly experienced and they have an on budget on time record which seems they build resilience into the budget and the timeline.
H1 2028 production I think is most likely with ramp up extending through Q3.
Known risks. It's as safe as any other project because the "known" risks aren't the problem. Political risk, conflict, environment these are all out there. However look around at other African projects and you'll see they managed and so will KEFI. Then of course Gold price risk is another thing. Personally I feel this is on the lower end of risk. This is because the government are highly supportive, the priority status and the plateau environment. It's not overly remote by African standards and they are properly funded.
I have followed many West African projects and there's much more risk in the West, security, weather, disease and access.