Posts Tagged ‘fourth-largest’

African Barrick Gold, which has four gold mines in Africa's fourth largest gold producer Tanzania, said on Wednesday it was planning to cross-list on the country's bourse by the end of this year. Full story

Sylvania has entered into an agreement with Aquarius Platinum (South Africa), the world's fourth largest primary platinum producer, to assess the potential of the Everest North UG2 Platinum Deposit in South Africa. A Feasibility Committee has been formed to examine and update an existing feasibility study for processing of PGM bearing ore produced at Everest North. Full story

Gold Fields , the world's fourth largest gold producer, said on Thursday the shaft at its KDC mine in South Africa that was shut after two workers were killed would reopen after a probe was completed. "The shaft has been closed until an investigation has Full story

Partha S Bhattacharyya, the outgoing chairman of Coal India, is probably best described as the man who led the company's transition from the world's largest coal miner to the country's fourth largest company in terms of market capitalisation. As he steps Full story

Business Day stated that, Gold Fields, the world's fourth largest listed gold miner, on Friday said it had been ranked joint first in the JSE top 100 carbon disclosure leadership index. The index rates JSE-listed companies on their carbon emissions Full story

The world's fourth largest gold miner is getting a warm welcome from the Philippines as it explores "the most significant gold-copper porphyry in the world." Full story

JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) - The world's fourth largest gold producer, Gold Fields, on Friday announced that Moody's had assigned a first-time ‘Baa3' senior unsecured issuer rating to the miner, together with a stable outlook. Full story

China’s energy appetite is insatiable By Marin Katusa M ining is a risky business and accidents happen. Full story

The group says the offer which, if successful, would make Newcrest the world's fourth largest gold miner, fails to capture the growth potential of LGL's assets in PNG and West Africa. Full story