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AngloGold Ashanti plc filings document a foreign private issuer's gold-mining operations, financial reporting and governance through Form 20-F annual reporting and Form 6-K current reports. Annual disclosures include audited consolidated financial statements and operating, sustainability and financial performance for the group, while current reports furnish earnings releases, investor presentations and mine operating statistics for managed operations and the Kibali non-managed joint venture.
Other filings record AGM voting results, major holdings notifications and capital-structure events involving AngloGold Ashanti Holdings plc notes guaranteed by AngloGold Ashanti plc. The disclosure record also includes ordinary-share identifiers for NYSE AU and JSE ANG, debt tender offer materials, voting-rights information, IFRS reconciliations and non-GAAP mining cost measures such as total cash costs and all-in sustaining costs.
AngloGold Ashanti (AU) filed Q3 2025 operating statistics. Group gold production was 768 thousand ounces, up from 657 thousand a year ago, and nine‑month production reached 2,292 thousand versus 1,911 thousand. Managed operations delivered 682 thousand ounces, with notable contributions from Sukari at 135 thousand, Geita at 125 thousand and Kibali (45% attributable) at 86 thousand. Group gold sold was 764 thousand ounces versus 667 thousand, and 2,302 thousand for the nine months versus 1,954 thousand.
Costs rose alongside higher volumes. Group total cash costs were $940 million versus $769 million, and all‑in sustaining costs (AISC) were $1,314 million versus $1,078 million. Sustaining capital expenditure was $281 million versus $227 million. Excluding Sukari (acquired on 22 November 2024 as part of the Centamin acquisition), adjusted group production was 633 thousand ounces versus 657 thousand, with managed operations at 547 thousand versus 586 thousand.
By site: Iduapriem produced 60 thousand ounces; Obuasi 69 thousand; Siguiri 39 thousand; Sunrise Dam 52 thousand; Tropicana (70% attributable) 73 thousand; Cerro Vanguardia (92.5%) 43 thousand; AngloGold Ashanti Mineração 71 thousand; Serra Grande 15 thousand.
AngloGold Ashanti reported a record quarter for cash generation, with free cash flow of $920m in Q3 2025, up 141% year-on-year. The company declared a quarterly dividend of $460m, including an interim dividend of 91 US cents per share, taking year-to-date dividends to $927m. Full-year 2025 guidance was reaffirmed.
Group gold production rose 17% to 768,000 oz, helped by Obuasi, Geita, Cuiabá, Kibali and the addition of Sukari. The average gold price received increased 40% to $3,490/oz, lifting Adjusted EBITDA to $1.56bn (+109%) and headline earnings to $672m (US 132c per share). Net cash from operations rose to $1.4bn (+134%).
The balance sheet moved to Adjusted net cash of $450m and liquidity totaled $3.9bn, including $2.5bn in cash. Safety performance remained strong with TRIFR of 0.96. The company completed the Augusta Gold acquisition and expects the Serra Grande sale to close by year-end. At Geita, a program targeting a ~60% Mineral Reserve increase and life-of-mine of 10+ years is underway, with a mill expansion feasibility study expected by 2027.
AngloGold Ashanti plc announced that Marcus Randolph will join the board as an independent non-executive director effective 27 October 2025. The release states he will serve on the Compensation and Human Resources Committee and the Social, Ethics and Sustainability Committee. The company highlighted Mr Randolph's more than 40 years of experience across mining and processing, including roles as CEO and President of Ecobat, Executive Chairman of Boart Longyear, and several senior positions at BHP Billiton between 1999 and 2013. His academic qualifications include a BSc in Mining Engineering from the Colorado School of Mines and an MBA from Harvard University.
AngloGold Ashanti (AU) reported strong volume growth in Q2-25 driven by the November-24 Centamin acquisition. Group gold production rose 21% year-on-year to 804 koz and H1 output reached 1.524 Moz (+22%). Excluding the new 50%-owned Sukari mine, organic production was broadly flat at 675 koz (+2%). Africa managed operations delivered 472 koz (+50%) led by Geita (+20%) and Obuasi (+31%), while Kibali (non-managed, 45% stake) slipped 9% to 75 koz.
Total cash costs increased 31% to US$985 m and all-in sustaining costs (AISC) rose 29% to US$1.334 bn, reflecting higher input prices, volumes and sustaining capex. Sukari contributed 129 koz at an attractive AISC of US$996/oz, but several mature assets such as Iduapriem, Sunrise Dam and Serra Grande posted AISC above US$2,000/oz. Sustaining capital jumped 28% to US$273 m, with Africa absorbing two-thirds of spending.
Overall, the acquisition has expanded the production base and lifted realised operating leverage, yet elevated cost inflation and mixed mine-level performance temper margin gains.
AngloGold Ashanti (AU) delivered a markedly stronger Q2-25. Gold production rose 21% YoY to 804 koz, driven by Sukari’s first full quarters and higher grades at Obuasi and Geita. The average realised gold price jumped 41% to $3,287/oz, pushing adjusted EBITDA up 111% to $1.44 bn and free cash flow up 149% to $535 m. Headline earnings reached $639 m (125 c/sh), +151% YoY.
Cost discipline remained solid: total cash cost increased 8% to $1,226/oz and AISC 7% to $1,666/oz, well below the $3,287/oz price. Adjusted net debt collapsed 92% to $92 m, lowering leverage to 0.02× EBITDA and leaving liquidity at $3.4 bn. The Board declared an 80 c interim dividend—half of H1 free cash flow—underscoring balance-sheet strength.
Strategic actions included: entry to the Russell 1000/3000 & Midcap indexes (liquidity boost); sale of Doropo/ABC projects and planned divestiture of Serra Grande; proposed CAD $152 m acquisition of Augusta Gold to deepen Nevada exposure; and a gold sale pact with Tanzania’s central bank. FY-25 production, cost and capex guidance were reaffirmed.
Key risks: cost inflation lifted sustaining capex 28% YoY; AISC drifted higher; operational under-performance at Iduapriem, Kibali and Australian assets; Quebradona faces a three-year exploration moratorium.
AngloGold Ashanti (AU) has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire all outstanding shares of Augusta Gold for C$1.70 in cash, valuing Augusta at about C$152 m (US$111 m) and representing a 28 % premium to the prior-day TSX close and 37 % to the 20-day VWAP. AngloGold will also repay roughly US$32.6 m of Augusta stockholder loans.
The deal delivers the fully permitted Reward project, the Bullfrog deposit and surrounding tenements in Nevada’s Beatty District, directly adjoining AngloGold’s current claims. Management highlights the acquisition as a means to create an integrated regional development plan with shared infrastructure, greater operating flexibility and stronger stakeholder engagement.
The transaction is unanimously backed by Augusta’s board and supported through voting agreements covering 31.5 % of shares. Closing is targeted for Q4 2025, contingent on majority shareholder approval and customary conditions; Augusta will be delisted and become a wholly owned AngloGold subsidiary upon completion. While the purchase price is modest relative to AngloGold’s balance sheet, value realisation depends on timely permitting, project execution and favourable gold prices.