Gold ETF redemptions at an end:WGC
The World Gold Council said redemptions of exchange traded funds would not be repeated on the scale seen in 2013.
Adviser asks investors to oppose Rio pay
An adviser to shareholders of Rio Tinto has asked that the group's executive pay policy should be opposed at its annual general meeting this month.
Anglo to stay in SA if profitable
Anglo American would stay invested in South Africa provided it was profitable to do so, said CEO, Mark Cutifani.
Ambatovy workers consider strike action
Workers at Sherritt International's Ambatovy nickel project are considering strike action amid fears of job cuts.
Merafe posts 71% ferrochrome output increase
Merafe Resources posted a 71% increase in September quarter ferrochrome output partly owing to major production improvements.
BHP hybrid suggests eyeing M&A targets
The high coupon rate of the $6.5bn BHP Billiton is currently raising through a hybrid bond suggests the firm has specific merger and acquisition targets.
Congo set to grow 9.2% in 2015
The economy of the Democratic Republic of Congo is forecast to grow 9.2% this year, said the International Monetary Fund.
CoAL sees way to raise $23.4m in equity
CoAL of Africa said a proposal to sell shares for $23.4m to Haohua Energy International had been approved by the Chinese firm's regulators.
Buffalo shareholders approve loan changes
Shareholders in Buffalo Coal Corporation approved the increase in a convertible loan to $29m from $25m previously.
Randgold may seize on buying opportunities
The slump in the gold market may present opportunities for Randgold Resources to buy production, said its CEO, Mark Bristow.