• Afrimat AGM presentation flagged external shocks hitting operations, including a stronger rand, higher shipping rates, erratic domestic iron ore sales, fuel inflation.
• FY2026 revenue rose 20.3% to R 10 billion; HEPS increased to 95.8 cents from 72.3 cents; final dividend set at 13 cents.
• Balance-sheet focus highlighted; net debt-to-equity ratio increased to 50.2% from 48.9%; operating profit margin slipped to 5.2% from 5.7%.
• Strategic moves included added Doornfontein iron ore resources, secured additional iron ore export capacity on the GFB line, MECA III manganese export allocation.
• Cement turnaround cited; Afrimat is considering strategic alternatives to unlock value from its integrated cement platform.

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