DRDGold passes dividend on capex jolt
The cost of building new technology at its Ergo plant, hit DRDGold's cash flow harder than imagined leaving no room for a cash distribution to shareholders.
Pengilly’s QKR swoops on $110m Navachab
Former JP Morgan banker Lloyd Pengilly's QKR Corporation to take Navachab off
AngloGold Ashanti's hands in an all cash deal.
Silent shares worth a shout
Here are four mid- to small-cap shares that could lighten the mood in the mining sector dominated by labour troubles.
Strike takes worrying slide into violence
One employee, believed to be an AMCU shop steward, died while another was injured as a strike at Amplats took a worrying turn for the worse.
Aquarius turns hand to refinancing $300m bond
Aquarius Platinum CEO, Jean Nel, said the company had established a credible track-record operationally and could now turn to the major problem of its balance sheet.
Harmony halts blasts amid ‘tragic’ week
Harmony Gold CEO, Graham Briggs, described the last five days as 'tragic for Harmony' and said blasts would be suspended for 24 hours.
Platinum wage talks adjourned, losses at R2bn
Revenue losses total R2bn to date while employees had sacrificed R900m in wages, said platinum producers who don't know when wage talks will resume.
Inside AMCU’s secret mutiny
Renegade members of AMCU attempted to engineer a mutiny, a story that provides some insight into the treacherous world of organised labour.
What to expect from gold in 2014
Analysts think gold will provide a few false dawns and that gold producers mining at far beyond $1,100/oz may run into a spot of trouble.
Gold firms off hook as court denies AMCU
The Association of Mineworkers & Construction Union will not be able to call a strike over wages at the gold mines of AngloGold, Harmony or Sibanye Gold.