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Gold Fields keeping powder dry for higher Gold Road offer?

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GOLD Fields is to raise a bond aimed at repaying a $750m bridge facility used in the acquisition of Osisko Mining, a Canadian firm. In...

Record gold is putting bang in the ‘Roodepoort Rocket’

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SHARES such as DRDGold — once known as the "Roodepoort Rocket" — are proof that traditional sell signals have weakened in precious metals. The...

Diamond slump to hold back Namibia’s economic growth

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A SLUMP in the diamond market would create a difficult fiscal backdrop for Namibia despite the southern African country forecasting modest growth this year. This...

Copper price forecast to set new record this year

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THE copper price was forecast to hit new records this year reaching $12,000 per ton or more, according to a report by the Financial...

Orion sets out new study for R7.59bn Prieska copper project

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ORION Minerals today set down its definitive feasibility study for construction of a brownfields copper mine in the Northern Cape producing 22,000 tons of...

Mali gold output forecast assumes reopening of Barrick mine

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A GOLD production forecast by Mali's mines ministry is for a major increase this year, but the West African government assumes in its calculation...

Anglo starts initial talks on possible De Beers IPO

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TALKS have started over the potential listing of De Beers as 85% shareholder Anglo American sets about the most difficult part of its wide-ranging...

Sibanye-Stillwater projects win “strategic designation” in Europe

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SIBANYE Stillwater's ambition to become an important cog in Europe's critical minerals industry received a fillip on Wednesday after the European Commission deemed two...

Kenmare raises prospect of improved takeover proposal

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KENMARE Resources said it had been providing due diligence information to a consortium ahead of a possible second takeover proposal. Earlier this month, Kenmare said...

Mercuria targeting more investments after securing Mopani deal

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MERCURIA intends to step up investment in mines as it continues to build its metals trading division, said the Financial Times. Citing Marco Dunand, Mercuria's...