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The Acacia Mining title (LON: ACA) was re-evaluated by Peel Chasse's stock researchers in a research note published on Friday.
ACA was the subject of several other research reports: Deutsche Bank reissued a note "buy" on Acacia Mining shares in a report on Friday, April 6. Rating of "outperformance" on Acacia Mining shares in a report on Wednesday, April 4, 2004. Citigroup upgraded Acacia Mining to "sell" and lowered its target price of 220 GBX (2.93) $) at 200 GBX ($ 2.66) JPMorgan Chase & Co. reduced its target price on Acacia Mining from GBX 180 ($ 2.40) to GBX 170 ($ 2.26) and set a rating of "under -performance "for the company in a research report released Monday, April 9, Credit Suisse Group lowered its target price on Acacia Mining from GBX 20 0 ($ 2.66) to GBX 180 (2.40 $) and set a "neutral" rating for the company in a research report on Tuesday, March 20th. Four financial analysts evaluated the stock with a sales note, three issued a standby note and four gave a buy-to-action note. The stock currently has an average rating of "Hold" and a consensus target price of GBX 208.70 ($ 2.78).
LON Shares: ACA opened at GBX 125 ($ 1.66) on Friday. Acacia Mining has a low of one year of GBX 130 ($ 1.73) and a high of 508.50 GBX ($ 6.77) for a year.
Acacia Mining Company Profile
Acacia Mining plc, with its subsidiaries, extracts, processes and sells gold in Africa. The company owns three gold mines in northwestern Tanzania, including Bulyanhulu, Buzwagi and North Mara; and a portfolio of exploration projects at various stages of development in Tanzania, Kenya, Burkina Faso and Mali.
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