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Gold Fields Limited reports developments for a globally diversified gold producer with operating mines in Australia, South Africa, Ghana and Peru, including the Asanko joint venture, and a project in Chile. Its news flow centers on mine operating updates, gold-equivalent production, costs, safety performance, financial results, dividends and capital-allocation actions tied to its gold mining portfolio.
Company updates also cover annual reporting packages, Mineral Resources and Mineral Reserves supplements, sustainability and climate-related reporting, annual meeting materials, governance matters and ADR-related disclosures for its New York-listed American depositary shares. Partnership and portfolio items include joint-venture activity and strategic investments connected to gold exploration and mining assets.
Galiano Gold Inc. has provided an update on the exploration program at the Asanko Gold Mine joint venture with Gold Fields Ltd. The Miradani North target, located 10 km from the processing plant, has seen encouraging results from a Phase 3 drilling program, now 80% complete with 28 holes totaling 7,896m. Assays for 56% of the drilling have been received, revealing significant mineralization, with grades up to 6.3 g/t gold. CEO Greg McCunn emphasizes that Miradani North remains a top priority as they prepare for further engineering studies and resource estimates.
The Board of Gold Fields (JSE: GFI, NYSE: GFI) announced the appointment of Chris Griffith as Chief Executive Officer designate, effective April 1, 2021. Griffith, previously CEO of Anglo American Platinum, succeeds Nick Holland, who will retire six months early after 13 years in the role. Griffith brings extensive mining experience, aiming to enhance operational performance and sustainability. The Board expressed confidence in his ability to lead the company forward while emphasizing value creation for shareholders and stakeholders.
Gold Fields Limited (NYSE: GFI) reported a solid financial standing as of Q3 2020. The company's net debt (including leases) decreased to US$1,159m from US$1,239m in June 2020, post an interim dividend payment of US$85m. The net debt to EBITDA improved to 0.68x compared to 0.84x at the end of June. Additionally, net debt excluding leases fell to US$796m from US$876m. Gold Fields operates nine mines across multiple regions and boasts a total attributable gold-equivalent production of 2.2Moz.
Gold Fields Limited (GFI) reported expected basic earnings per share for H1 2020 between US¢17.1 and US¢18.9, reflecting a significant increase of 90-110% from US¢9.0 per share in H1 2019. This rise highlights improved financial performance, attributed to operational efficiencies and favorable market conditions. The full financial results are set to be disclosed on August 20, 2020.