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    This Month

    Kalgoorlie has hosted the annual Diggers & Dealers mining conference in the last week.

    Gold saves the day as Diggers deals with the nickel and lithium rout

    The annual Kalgoorlie conference was abuzz with the hopes and dreams of nickel and critical minerals groups – last year. How different things are now.

    • Brad Thompson
    Gold producers Red 5 and Silver Lake merged in June.

    Red5 launches $138m block trade; Euroz Hartleys on ticket

    Shares were priced at 0.335¢ a pop – a 5.94 per cent discount to the five-day volume-weighted average price.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
    Northern Star is betting big on an expansion of the Superpit mine on the doorstep of Kalgoorlie.

    Northern Star boss says China’s reserves are gold’s best bull signal

    Australia’s biggest gold miner, Northern Star boss Stuart Tonkin, said the race for the White House is not the main game as far as gold is concerned.

    • Brad Thompson

    July

    Both companies’ shares were halted on Wednesday morning.

    Brightstar Resources, Alto Metals agree to merge; kick off $20m raise

    Established gold players are being driven by a need to replace ageing mines, while juniors are exploring combinations to secure their future.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
    Kamala Harris and Donald Trump

    The biggest risk in a Trump-Harris race for the White House

    New York-based Australian fund manager Matthew McLennan from First Eagle argues that the lack of a fiscal hawk in the presidential race works in gold’s favour.

    • Matthew Cranston
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    Northern Star managing director Stuart Tonkin says some mining groups overpaid for staff when workers were scarce.

    Gold miner Northern Star sees silver lining in BHP nickel woes

    Northern Star managing director Stuart Tonkin says an era of some West Australian resources groups overpaying to attract and keep workers is over.

    • Brad Thompson
    Bellevue Gold’s cash call comes as gold prices have been moving around $3500.

    Bellevue Gold set to raise equity; Macquarie, Canaccord on ticket

    The deal is expected to launch as early as this week, sources said.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
    The vendors of the Vivian mine. Alex Hewlett and Kelvin Flynn.have a strong track record making money for investors, with one or both being involved in driving value creation at Red Dirt Metals (now Delta Lithium), Spectrum Metals, Mineral Resources, Silver Lake Resources and Wildcat Resources.

    Labyrinth Resources buys Vivien mine, launches equity raising

    Vivien was one of the most profitable mines when it was in Ramelius Resources’ stable.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
    AngloGold Ashanti’s CEO Alberto Calderon is a big believer in gold.

    South Africa open to deals – it’s all in the approach

    South Africa’s government will do deals, like the ones BHP would need to acquire Anglo American, but they need to be done discreetly.

    • Anthony Macdonald

    West African Resources in $120m cash call; Euroz Hartleys on ticket

    The 87.6 million new shares were offered to investors at $1.37 apiece.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
    Spartan Resources Dalgaranga Gold Project in WA’s Murchison region.

    Big lick of Spartan Resources shares trade, again

    Street Talk spotted three trades in the West Australian gold explorer after Monday’s closing bell.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

    June

    Calidus Resources' Warrawoona Gold Project is located in the emerging Pilbara goldfields.

    Pilbara gold miner Calidus collapses as Macquarie calls in receivers

    The ASX-listed company runs the Warrawoona mine near Marble Bar in Western Australia and was working with SQM to develop the Pirra lithium project.

    • Kylar Loussikian
    Donald Trump is the bookmakers’ favourite to win the election.

    Here’s how investors should trade the US election

    Goldman Sachs says these commodities are the best way to protect investments against the threat of a fresh wave of inflation.

    • Alex Gluyas
    The key is to seek out low management fees given different ETFs track the price of the same commodities.

    The bitcoin ETF wave has arrived in Australia

    VanEck is launching a cut-price bitcoin ETF as investors eye cryptocurrency and gold as hedges against geopolitical risk.

    • Tom Richardson

    May

    Ramelius Resources chief executive Mark Zeptner.

    Ramelius approached Westgold for $3b-plus gold merger

    While neither of the ASX-listed companies disclosed the deal discussions, Wednesday morning’s Takeover Panels application all but confirmed the status quo.

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
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    Australian Gold and Copper launched the raise on back of a strong surge in its share price.

    Australian Gold and Copper in $11m equity raise

    Majority shareholder Delin Mining Group would take top-up to retain its 55 per cent stake, potential investors were told. 

    • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
    Silver prices could outperform gold this year, ANZ predicted.

    Commodities on cusp of ‘super-bull’ rally after traders cash in

    Investors have taken profits following a powerful rally in copper and gold prices, but strategists believe the correction will be short-lived.

    • Alex Gluyas
    Anthony Selby says lingering high interest rates mean there’s nothing wrong with bagging a 5 per cent risk-free return in cash savings.

    10 investment tips to ride out the ‘new normal’

    Given elevated interest rates and inflation are forecast to flow through financial year 2025, investors are eyeing stocks, property and gold to get ahead.

    • Tom Richardson
    Australia’s major super funds have overlooked a valuable opportunity by not allocating more to gold.

    Why superannuation funds are wrong on gold

    Millions of Australians could be missing out on the benefits of gold because of a conflict of interest inherent in big super.

    • Chris Brycki
    De Grey Mining says its Hemi project is on track to become one of Australia’s biggest gold mines.

    Gold Road’s takeover grip on $2.3b De Grey loosens

    Gold Road’s grip on Australia’s best undeveloped gold mine will loosen after it bought only a portion of its rights in De Grey to keep alive a rival deal.

    • Peter Ker