South African gold giant set to pursue Australian rival
28-09-2026 10:40 via businessnews.com.au

South African gold giant set to pursue Australian rival

One of the world's top mining firms is disappointed the board of Australia's leading goldminer has knocked back its near $40 billion takeover approach but isn't giving up its pursuit.
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