China bans creation of new gold exchanges
China will stop new gold exchanges being set up in a bid to harden regulation and promote healthier development of the Chinese bullion market, says the central bank.
Gold may end long bull-run, says GFMS
Gold may reach a record high above $2,000 an ounce in late 2012 or early 2013, but the precious metal is nearing the end of a decade-long run, says metals consultancy GFMS.
Randgold blames 2018 production undershoot on week-long Loulo-Gounkoto strike
RANDGOLD Resources slightly under-shot its full year production guidance of between 1.3 to 1.35 million ounces for 2018 with gold output coming in at...
Different strokes for different folks in Ghana
“Constant engagement” with government and “continuous education in terms of what we are doing so they know what is coming or is not coming”...
Silver lining provided by DRDGold
DRDGold has long retired its Roodepoort Rocket preferring a more pedestrian profile that nevertheless is delivering returns to shareholders.
Newcrest back at work in Ivory Coast
Newcrest Mining says it will resume gold production at its Bonikro mine in the Ivory Coast.
Chinese group confirms Gold One bid
Gold One International has confirmed a consortium of Chinese investors wants to take control of the gold junior in a deal which will value it at around R4.4bn.
Gold Fields unsurprised by doubling in Windfall capex
GOLD Fields CEO Mike Fraser said on Thursday his company had not been surprised by a doubling in the capital cost of its Windfall...
Bidding for AngloGold SA assets would help Harmony finance its PNG...
THE decision by AngloGold Ashanti to potentially divest of its South African operations is still relatively fresh, but an analyst thinks Harmony Gold ought...
Endeavour breaches net debt target as gold output falls 22%
WEST African gold producer Endeavour Mining’s production dropped 22% in the quarter to end-March compared with the December 2023 quarter negatively affecting its production...