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West African Resources (ASX: WAF) Share Price Outlook: Kiaka Stake Talks, Gold Production Surge and 2026 Forecasts

West African Resources (ASX: WAF) Share Price Outlook: Kiaka Stake Talks, Gold Production Surge and 2026 Forecasts

West African Resources Ltd has gone from market darling to lightning rod for sovereign‑risk debate in just a few months. After a lengthy trading suspension linked to Burkina Faso’s new mining rules and a proposed increase in the State’s stake in its flagship Kiaka gold project, the stock is back on the ASX — and volatility has followed. As of 28 November 2025, West African Resources shares were trading around A$2.81, giving the company a market capitalisation of roughly A$3.1–3.2 billion.StockInvest+1 That price is well below recent highs, but still represents a multi‑year rerating driven by record gold prices, new production from Kiaka and a strong pipeline of growth projects.
1 December 2025
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West African Resources (ASX:WAF) share price holds ground after post‑halt plunge – ASX gold stock update for 27 November 2025

West African Resources (ASX:WAF) share price holds ground after post‑halt plunge – ASX gold stock update for 27 November 2025

West African Resources Ltd stayed under the spotlight on Thursday, 27 November 2025, as investors continued to digest yesterday’s sharp sell‑off following the company’s return to trade on the ASX. At around 9:20am Sydney time on Thursday, West African Resources shares were quoted at A$2.75, unchanged from the previous close, giving the unhedged Burkina Faso‑focused gold producer a market capitalisation of about A$3.47 billion. The stock is trading within a 52‑week range of A$1.42–3.09 and is still more than 80% higher than a year ago, despite the latest pullback. Google+1
26 November 2025
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WAF Stock Today (ASX:WAF): West African Resources Plunges 16% as Burkina Faso Stake Talks Reignite – November 26, 2025

WAF Stock Today (ASX:WAF): West African Resources Plunges 16% as Burkina Faso Stake Talks Reignite – November 26, 2025

West African Resources Ltd, the unhedged gold miner behind the Sanbrado and Kiaka projects in Burkina Faso, closed Wednesday, November 26, 2025 at A$2.56, down 15.8% for the session. The share price fell from a previous close of A$3.04, with heavy trading volume as the stock returned from a multi‑month ASX suspension linked to negotiations with the Burkinabe government over a larger state stake in the flagship Kiaka mine. Investing.com+2Ecofin Agency+2 Despite today’s sharp drop, WAF still sits roughly 100% higher than a year ago, and around the upper end of its 52‑week trading range of A$1.415–3.09, reflecting how strongly the stock had run into 2025 on the back of growing production and record gold prices. Investing.com+2TipRanks+2
26 November 2025
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