AQP.L Share News (AQP)

Director dealings: Bell buys first stake at Greatland Gold

(ShareCast News) - Greatland Gold's non-executive chairman Andrew Bell bought a 2.39% stake in the Tasmanian exploration tiddler days after the company stated its much improved confidence new strategy. Bell snapped up 23.7m Greatland shares at a bargain basement price of 0.132p per share. While thi

Aquarius Platinum Takeover By Sibanye Gold To Complete In Early April

Aquarius Platinum Gets South African Approval For Sibanye Gold Deal

BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: Panmure Gordon Raises DCC To Buy After Update

Aquarius Platinum Operations Unprofitable In First Half As Loss Widens

Aquarius Platinum Continues To Grapple With Costs And Prices

AGM, EGM Calendar - Week Ahead

Aquarius Platinum Reports Fatal Accident At Mimosa Mine In Zimbabwe

Aquarius Platinum Says "Significant Progress" Made On Sibanye Deal

Aquarius Platinum Swings To Loss As Operations Become Unprofitable

Zimbabwe threatens to re-impose platinum tax if miners don't process locally

HARARE, Oct 15 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe could re-impose a 15 percent tax on raw platinum ore exports if mining companies do not deliver on pledges to build smelters and refineries to help boost the local economy, the finance minister said on Thursday. The export tax was introduced in January bu

Aquarius Platinum rockets on Sibanye Gold offer

(ShareCast News) - Shares in Aquarius Platinum rocketed as investors welcomed news that Sibanye Gold has agreed to buy the company for $294m. Under the terms of the deal, Aquarius shareholders will receive $0.195, or ZAR2.66 per share for Aquarius share held. This represents a premium of 60.3% to Aq

UPDATE 2-Sibanye raises platinum gamble with Aquarius deal

* Sibanye offers 2.66 rand per share * Bid at 56 pct premium to Aquarius Monday's closing price * Shares in Aquarius surge more than 40 pct (Adds analyst, CEO comment) By Ed Stoddard JOHANNESBURG, Oct 6 (Reuters) - South Africa's Sibanye Gold has offered $294 million to

Sibanye Gold does not plan job cuts after offer to buy Aquarius Platinum

Oct 6 (Reuters) - South Africa's Sibanye Gold has no plans to cut jobs and will keep its dividend policy unchanged after its offer to acquire Aquarius Platinum for $294 million, its chief executive said on Tuesday. Sibanye Chief Executive Neal Froneman told a presentation in Johannesburg t

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