Gold Fields BEE package deal
Gold Fields CEO Nick Holland says the three latest BEE transactions approved by government form a "package deal" with the previous Mvelaphanda Resources transaction.
Barrick Gold heads off AJN Resources bid to buy 10% stake...
TORONTO-listed junior miner, AJN Resources, called off plans to buy a 10% stake in Kibali, the Democratic Republic of Congo's (DRC's) largest gold mine...
Italian lawmakers seek control of gold reserves
LAWMAKERS from Giorgia Meloni's rightwing coalition are attempting to have Italy's gold reserves declared property of the Italian people, sparking concerns the move could...
Hedge-free AngloGold sees cash coming in
AngloGold Ashanti is starting to benefit from the closure of its hedge book, while its production figures have stayed intact despite torrential rainfall.
Harmony rings in austerity cuts worth R1.8bn
Harmony aimed to slice R800m off corporate and operating costs and a further R1bn
would be cut from the development bill of its Wafi-Golpu project in 2014.
Gold Fields’ Griffith expects direction of Yamana vote will be clear...
GOLD Fields CEO, Chris Griffith said the company would have more visibility of how shareholders would vote on its proposed $6.7bn takeover of Yamana...
Perseus says Sudan gold project “not lost to company”
PERSEUS Mining, the Australian listed gold miner, said it expected to eventually develop a mine in Sudan despite conflict in the North African nation.
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Barrick, AngloGold to finally see $1bn in Kibali profits after DRC...
BARRICK Gold CEO Mark Bristow said chances were high the company would secure an agreement this year for the payment of nearly $1bn in...
Gold, platinum syndicate bust
An illegal syndicate which exported gold and platinum has been broken up and eight people, including two policemen, have been arrested.
Sibanye listing is a litmus test for SA appetite
The listing of Sibanye Gold on February 11 will provide a glimpse of how foreign investors view South African risk.