Impala Platinum Soars 3.56% as Trading Week Closes, with 18.48% Gains in Past Four Weeks, and 69.39% Jump in Past Year; Analysts Forecast $8,753.07 by Q1 and $8,575.72 in 12 Months
The day has ended for Impala Platinum, with the metal’s price reaching 11,754.00 at the close of trading this Friday, March 7th. The company’s shares have seen a significant increase of 404.00, or 3.56%, since the previous trading session. Over the longer term, Impala Platinum has staged an impressive 18.48% gain over the past four weeks. The company’s share price has also seen a notable 69.39% increase over the past 12 months. Looking ahead, analysts are forecasting a quarter-end price of 8,753.07 for Impala Platinum and a 12-month price target of 8,575.72, based on Trading Economics’ global macro models and analyst expectations.
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- Company: Impala Platinum | IMP in South Africa
- Stock Price in Rands (ZAR): 11,754.00
- Daily Change: 404.00 (3.56%)
- Monthly Change: 18.48%
- Yearly Change: 69.39%
- Quarterly Forecast: 8,753.07
Trends and Insights
Impala Platinum Prices Soar, Experts Forecast Further Gains
Impala Platinum’s stock rose to 11,754.00 on Friday, March 7th, a significant increase of 404.00 or 3.56 percent compared to the previous trading session. This latest surge takes the company’s value further up, with a remarkable 18.48 percent gain over the past four weeks. In the past 12 months, Impala Platinum’s price has grown by a substantial 69.39 percent.
As the market continues to fluctuate, experts are predicting that Impala Platinum will maintain its upward trend. According to Trading Economics’ global macro models and analyst expectations, the company’s stock is forecast to reach 8,753.07 by the end of this quarter and 8,575.72 in one year.
Company Profile
Impala Platinum Holdings Limited (Implats) is a leading producer and supplier of platinum group metals (PGMs) to industrial economies. With a diverse range of operations, the company is engaged in various activities that span mining, refining, and processing. Its segments include mining, refining services, and chrome processing, allowing it to cater to various customers and clients globally. Through its subsidiaries, Implats holds interests in several mining and exploration activities, ensuring a strong presence in various regions, including South Africa and Zimbabwe.





