Gold Fields says 14k oz lost as Tarkwa resumes
Gold Fields said it had lost an estimated 14,000 ounces in production following a one week strike at its West Africa-based Tarkwa and Damang mines.
Harmony slides on Q3 output decline
Disruptions at Harmony Gold's Kusasalethu mine was behind the expected 15% decline in third quarter gold production.
Gold to challenge $1,850/oz in 2013: GFMS
US stimulus efforts and an interest in protecting wealth would sustain the gold price in 2013, according to Thomson Reuters GFMS in its annual report.
Gold Fields keen to swiftly end Tarkwa strike
Gold Fields' Tarkwa was already the highest margin mine in the group's new look, all the more reason why it can't afford a lengthy dispute with Ghanaian employees.
Sibanye Gold weighs Beatrix uranium option
All options would be considered to keep the fire-hit Beatrix West open including an interation of plans to mine it for its original purpose: uranium.
Sibanye debt payment paves way for divvy
Sibanye Gold has fared well in the first quarter since listing. The stock has held up despite high liquidity and it has generated enough cash to pay R570m off its debt.
Wits Gold turns to capital markets as cash ebbs
Wits Gold's balance sheet is beginning to look precarious - a condition that will send it to the market notwithstanding a two-thirds decline in its share price since 2012.
Egos must go before SA gold consolidates
Egos must go and time must pass before the South African gold sector would be able to consolidate, two prominent gold company bosses have said.
Wits Gold to bid for Burnstone, Navachab
In an effort to stage a rerating of its share price, Wits Gold is considering bids for Burnstone and Navachab owned by Great Basin and AngloGold Ashanti respectively.
AngloGold, Sibanye lose R481m to power outage
AngloGold Ashanti and Sibanye Gold lost a combined R481m in revenue as a power outage saw both companies shed production in the West Wits region.