Harmony Gold thrives as rand raises margin
Harmony Gold's operating margin would have increased 27% were the current rand gold price applied to its September quarter figures.
SA gold shares may sustain bump in revenue
A sustained run in South African gold shares could be sustained as rand weakness was informed by fundamental matters specific to the country's credit rating.
SA gold shares motor on fresh rand weakness
South African gold shares were propelled by another bout of rand weakness taking the rand gold price to a five-year high of R594,724 per kilogram.
Randgold defies growth fears after Obuasi exit
Randgold's exit from a joint venture with AngloGold in Ghana's Obuasi could see its growth path occluded, said Goldman Sachs.
SA gold shares fly on blunders, short-covering
South African gold shares ended the year strongly - some higher year-on-year - as political blunders and short-covering lift rand-denominated revenues.
Du Toit leaves CRG as Chinese deals flounder
Year-long efforts by CEO Johan du Toit to sell Central Rand Gold to one of four Chinese investors for $150m have failed.
Randgold pulls out of Obuasi JV with AngloGold
Randgold Resources has withdrawn from an agreement to mechanise Obuasi, the Ghana gold mine that saw owner AngloGold burn $300m a year.
Clever, ruthless & lucky: the Froneman factor
Neal Froneman, CEO of Sibanye Gold, has cut a wide swathe in the South African mining market since listing his firm in 2013. And he's only just started.
Gold miners “paying up” to sustain output
The cost of buying gold production is increasing even though the dollar traded price of gold continues to slide, an irony related to the dearth in exploration.
Pan African reluctant to buy deep level gold
Cobus Loots, CEO of Pan African Resources, said the company won't look at new investments in deep-level gold mining.