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Gold Fields operates nine mines across several countries, including South Africa, Ghana, Peru, and Chile.

3 reports, 1 independent Updated Jul 29
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Gold Fields operates nine mines across several countries, including South Africa, Ghana, Peru, and Chile.

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  1. Gold Fields is operating in Peru and has flagged illegal mining risks within its operations.Sub-event
  2. Gold Fields is facing copper production disruption at its Salares Norte mine in Chile, as reported by the Financial Times.Sub-event
  3. Windfall Mining Group inc. is identified as a Canadian subsidiary of Gold Fields.Sub-event
  4. Gold Fields has nine operating mines globally and benefits from Trump-era tariffs.1 source

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  • Insider MonkeyRBC Capital Reiterates a Buy Rating on Gold Fields Limited (GFI) Gold Fields Limited (NYSE:GFI) is one of the most profitable gold stocks to buy right now. In a report released on July 14, Josh Wolfs
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