Rhiannon Hoyle
Senior Reporter at The Wall Street Journal
Reporter for The Wall Street Journal in Australia. Focus on mining. [email protected]. DM for Signal.
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2 days ago |
tradingview.com | Rhiannon Hoyle
Dyno Nobel Returns to 1st Half Profit; Strikes Fertilizers Deals — UpdateDNLDyno Nobel on Monday reported a return to profit for its first fiscal half and said it has made significant progress toward separating its fertilizers business, including striking a deal to sell the distribution arm. The Australia-listed explosives company, formerly known as Incitec Pivot, said it made a net profit of 7.4 million Australian dollars (US$4.7 million) in the six months through March.
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1 week ago |
wsj.com | Rhiannon Hoyle
The miner last month reported a 10% rise in costs amid ramp-up activitiesPERTH, Australia–Pilbara Minerals PLS -0.68%decrease; red down pointing triangle has spent the past 18 months expanding one of the world’s biggest hard-rock lithium mining operations. Now, it wants to show that it can produce the battery ingredient cheaply enough to endure a multiyear rout in market prices, however long it lasts.
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1 week ago |
tradingview.com | Rhiannon Hoyle
Australia's Gold Road Resources agreed to a sweetened US$2.4 billion takeover by South Africa's Gold Fields, after rejecting an earlier bid amid surging gold prices. Gold Fields approached its joint-venture partner in the Gruyere gold mine in Western Australia in March with a US$2.1 billion takeover proposal, but Gold Road's directors rejected that offer as highly opportunistic and materially undervaluing the company.
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1 week ago |
finance.yahoo.com | Rhiannon Hoyle
Australia’s Gold Road Resources agreed to a sweetened US$2.4 billion takeover by South Africa’s Gold Fields, after rejecting an earlier bid amid surging gold prices.
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1 week ago |
wsj.com | Rhiannon Hoyle
Australia’s Gold Road Resources GOR 9.09%increase; green up pointing triangle agreed to a sweetened US$2.4 billion takeover by South Africa’s Gold Fields GFI -5.86 %decrease; red down pointing triangle , after rejecting an earlier bid against a backdrop of surging gold prices.
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