Sibanye warns on profit, shares tumble
The company said gold production fell by 77% in the first half following a strike at its South African gold operations.
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Cost inflation hit miners’ Q2 results but might signal an attractive buyback chance, says BMO
Many miners have raised their unit cost guidance during their June-quarter financial reporting, signalling an intensification of a trend picked up on during the first quarter.
