SA gold share climb supported by rand
South African gold shares hit the ground running this year but analysts believe a weak rand will help them to further ratings improvements.
RioZim chases $10m for gold mine restart
RioZim, an associate of Rio Tinto, is seeking $10m in a rights offer to pay for the reopening of its Cam and Motor gold mining project in Zimbabwe.
Sibanye unveils R50m profit plan for Cooke 4
Sibanye Gold unveiled plans to save jobs at its Cooke 4 section primarily through a new work cycle which will add up to R50m in profits a year.
Sibanye Gold targets 1.67m oz for 2015
Sibanye Gold produced record quarterly output in the fourth quarter taking full-year production to guidance of 1.59 million ounces.
Acid test for DRDGold as Ergo FFG re-starts
DRDGold said its high grade gold re-treatment technology would be re-started by the weekend - a development that will test the virtue of some R600m in outlay.
Acacia surpasses 2014 gold output forecast
Analysts said Acacia deserved to be re-rated as it turned in another solid quarter of cost reduction and gold production increases.
Metallon targets 150,000 oz for 2015
Zimbabwe's largest gold producer, Metallon Gold, said it would produce 150,000 oz of gold in 2015, a 50% increase on output it achieved last year.
Pan African’s Evander to hit higher grades
Pan African Resources said low grades from Evander would reduce earnings by up to 80% for the 2014 financial year, but the picture was improved for this year.
Gold, platinum firms brandish axe
South Africa's gold and platinum firms forced to cut production or sell assets with perhaps more restructuring to come in 2015.
Aussie gold juniors battle in South Africa
ASX-listed Stonewall Resources and Mintails are having a tough time of it at their respective South African gold mining operations.