Pallinghurst minds the gap as it targets LSE
The gap between Pallinghurst's share price and its net asset value has widened to around 50%, prompting chairman Brian Gilbertson to look at a listing in London to stimulate demand for the stock.
Shares to ignore silicosis threat, for now
As a new silicosis-related legal battle against Anglo American is set to start, analysts say it’s too early to determine whether there will be any future liabilities for mining firms.
Gem Diamonds unveils Letseng Star
Gem Diamonds has announced the naming and unveiling of the historic 550 carat diamond recovered from its Letšeng mine in Lesotho.
Gold Fields’ Philippine mine to cost up to $2bn
Gold Fields may invest up to $2bn to develop a gold and copper prospect in the Philippines, says a government official, although the company maintains it is far too early for such estimates.
All that glitters is not just gold, say CEOs
Prices for silver are expected to strongly rise due to a worsening economic landscape, mining CEOs say, with some predicting a price of $50/oz within six months.
Rio Tinto ‘well-placed to weather market storms’
Rio Tinto says it is well-placed to weather turbulence in financial markets and continues to expect long-term demand growth.
Workers hurt at DRD’s Blyvoor, says NUM
The National Union of Mineworkers says that a seismic event has rocked DRDGold's troubled Blyvoor mine.
Smokey Hills back in production
Platinum Australia says underground production at its Smokey Hills mine have resumed, following disruptions due to blockages to the access road.
Gold stocks are ‘dirt cheap’ – JP Morgan
Gold stocks are dirt cheap and gold is going to $2,500/oz, according to the latest research from the top gold analysts at JP Morgan Cazenove.
Mining CEOs see gold price heading one way
To hear mining executives tell it, gold prices have nowhere to go but up as investors flock to the yellow metal to hedge against the languishing global economy.