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Gold Fields CEO Looks to Replace Assets as Peak Output Looms

Bloomberg2021-08-19

Company must preserve value created beyond 2024: Griffith Output set to drop from 2024 peak of 2.7 million ounces: CEO Gold Fields Ltd.’s new chief executive officer is looking at ways to replace ...

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