RE: comparison It seems like a company with a lot of potential the comping years. As you mentioned, low cash costs and rising production.
However, Semafo has got a considerably better balance sheet with no debt, and it seems that Perseus has got a hedge commitment to sell a bit under a full year production to considerably lower gold prices than the spot price.. But still, an interesting company..
From the presentation:
"Debt facility currently drawn to US$54 million and hedge commitment to 230,000oz at average of US$1,365/oz"