Harmony seriously at risk to a long strike
Harmony CEO Graham Briggs says his group is seriously at risk from a long strike given its financial situation and dependence on South African operations.
AngloGold hangs tough on wage negotiations
AngloGold CEO Srinivasan Venkatakrishnan has made it clear his group is in a strong position if it comes to a strike because of its foreign operations.
AngloGold ready for further gold price drops
Gold could fall below $1,000/oz but the weakness would be short-lived according to AngloGold CEO Srinivasan Venkatakrishnan
Gold industry in real distress, says Bristow
The gold industry was "in real distress" which made growth by acquisition more interesting, said Mark Bristow, CEO of Randgold Resources.
Platinum sellers “more realistic”, says Froneman
Sibanye Gold CEO, Neal Froneman, said his firm had found sellers of platinum assets more conducive to doing a deal.
Harmony Gold to lose COO, Alwyn Pretorius
The resignation of Alwyn Pretorius comes only weeks after Graham Briggs, CEO of Harmony, said he intended to retire - and raises questions about the firm's future.
Traders find way to kick gold while it’s down
Data last week from China showed gold holdings had risen but there was cause in this to trade negatively on the yellow metal.
Sibanye targets month-end for Amplats outcome
Neal Froneman, CEO of Sibanye Gold, said the company was "committed to doing something with Amplats" but he was unsure what the outcome would be.
More cash as SA gold firms make “final offer”
South African gold producers promise to pay R12,500 and R13,200 per month for entry-level workers in three years as a key concession in its "final offer".
Acacia sticks to 5-year plan despite lower gold
Acacia Mining, which posted a 63% fall in interim profit, said a five-year plan to generate free cash flow would not be changed even if the gold price sank lower.