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By Jon A. Nones |
May 6, 2008
After months of openly expressing his distaste for AngloGold's massive gold hedge book, new CEO Mark Cutifani is putting money where his mouth is - about $1.6 billion.
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By Andrew Maggs |
March 5, 2007
Africa is still regarded as a priority destination for both junior and major mining companies, but there is widespread agreement that almost all of the "easier projects" have now been exhausted.
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By Lindsay Williams |
February 20, 2007
Absa Asset Management head of mining research Stephen Arthur believes rumours that Russia's Polyus may buy Anglo American's stake in AngloGold have foundation.
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By Gareth Tredway |
January 26, 2007
After wrapping up $2.75 billion in acquisitions last year, Gold Fields management says the company has the ability and financial backing to take acquisition opportunities if they present themselves.
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By Lindsay Williams |
November 1, 2006
Classic Business Day speaks with Harmony CEO Bernard Swanepoel on the company's first profit in 3 years, mergers, gold and more.
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By Karl Heilman |
October 26, 2006
Gold Fields announced earnings of 140 cents per share today, which were partially offset by increased sector and project costs.
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By Lindsay Williams |
September 12, 2006
Classic Business Day interviews Gold Fields, Western Areas and Barrick over the deal to give Gold Fields ownership of South Deep. Hugo Nelson from Coronation gives his strategic take on it all.
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By Staff Writer |
September 8, 2006
Gold Fields is confident in long-term investment of its Driefontein and Kloof mines, announcing expansion plans that could prolong operations another 30 years.
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By Bernard Simon |
December 29, 2005
With the price hitting 25-year highs this month, it stands to reason that mining companies must be laughing all the way to the bank. They are not.
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By Rob Rose |
November 7, 2005
Just what is Barrick's plan for South Africa?
