Randgold will up its 2018 dividend 34.5% to US$2.69 per share and Barrick will hand back 40% more to shareholders, at 7c/share.
This will cost the smaller company $65 million and Barrick $23 million.
date:12/10/2020
location:Virtual Event
Providing investors with access to the very best mining projects from exploration to production.
date:02/11/2020
location:Virtual Event
Mining Journal Select 365: Mining. Investment. Online.
date:01/01/2021
location:TBC, 2021 – London
Exceptional investment opportunities selected by Mining Journal
Track emerging trends and changes in the mining finance landscape along with investor...
A comprehensive annual review of mining risk, including a jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction...
Discover the most prominent challenges for mining company C-suite executives both...
Discover the methodology behind our development-asset database, along with a sample...
Moho Resources tops crowded field
Randgold Resources (LSE:RRL) and Barrick Gold (TSX:ABX) shareholders are already riding high after the merger announcement last month, and will get another sweetener in the deal.
Randgold will up its 2018 dividend 34.5% to US$2.69 per share and Barrick will hand back 40% more to shareholders, at 7c/share.
This will cost the smaller company $65 million and Barrick $23 million.
95% of shareholders voted in favour of deal, Jersey Court scheme sanction still required
Barrick to pay bigger dividend
South Africa clears Randgold/Barrick merger
Bristow's copper takeover plot misfires
Wall Street, market futures higher