Gold investors target ‘excessive’ executive payouts amid deals
Investors critical of lavish executive payouts plan to vote down compensation at upcoming annual shareholder meetings.
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China’s ban on Australian coal forces trade flows to realign
While Indonesia was China’s second-biggest supplier, it has now seen demand surge as imports from Australia dropped to nearly zero.
Fruta del Norte exceeds 2020 production guidance
Lundin Gold’s flagship mine produced 242,400 ounces of gold last year.
Lara Exploration expands Brazil copper project
The company signed a deal with an Anglo American do Brasil subsidiary to acquire an exploration license adjacent to Planalto.
Portuguese energy group backs Savannah’s lithium project
Galp Energia could take up to a 10% stake in the Mina do Barroso lithium project by investing $6.4 million.
Steinmetz pressed on Guinea deals on second day of bribery trial
The Israeli billionaire and two others are accused of paying at least $8.5 million in exchange for rights to exploit Simandou.
Equinox tops guidance in year of ‘tremendous growth’
The miner beat its revised 2020 production guidance and churned out 477,200 gold ounces last year.
Gold price rally of 2020 crushes analyst forecasts
Analysts were forecasting gold prices at $1,558.8/oz on average, up 12% from 2019, still short of the actual price by over $200.
Alaska Governor to appeal Pebble permit denial
Governor Mike Dunleavy announced his administration will formally appeal the US Army Corps of Engineers’ denial of a key federal permit for the project.
