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Eldorado Gold Plan to Buy Foran Opposed by Glass Lewis

A key proxy adviser firm recommended Eldorado Gold Corp. investors vote against its C$3.8 billion ($2.7 billion) bid for Foran Mining Corp., the latest roadblock after Eldorado’s third-largest shareholder called the takeover too expensive.

Eldorado Gold’s Skouries mine project in Greece. Photographer: Sakis Mitrolidis/AFP/Getty Images
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Gold Drops Below $4,900 in Thin Holiday Trading as Dollar Rises

Gold fell below $4,900 an ounce as the dollar advanced amid thin holiday trading, with much of Asia closed for the Lunar New Year. Silver also retreated.

One-kilogram gold bars arranged at the Perth Mint Refinery, operated by Gold Corp., in Perth, Australia, on Thursday, Feb. 5, 2026. The reversal came as the stock market was whipsawed by volatility, Bitcoin tumbled and what had been a steep run-up in gold and silver prices abruptly reversed, all of which drove investors into the safety of US Treasuries.
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Eldorado Gold to Buy Foran for $2.8 Billion in Latest Mine Deal Amid Metals Frenzy

Eldorado Gold Corp. agreed to buy copper-focused Foran Mining Corp. for C$3.8 billion ($2.8 billion), the latest industry tie-up as miners seek to ramp up metals production after a massive price rally over the past year.

The site of a gold mine project in the mountains of Skouries, northern Greece owned by Eldorado Gold on Feb. 15, 2015. Greece's new leftist government will scrap a controversial gold mine project that has sparked protests in northern Greece, the environment minister said on February 10. Violent resistance has broken out since permission to break ground on the project was granted in 2011 to Hellenic Gold, a Greek subsidiary of Canadian mining firm Eldorado Gold.
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Southern Copper Sees Lower Output as Silver Rally Grabs Focus

Southern Copper Corp. expects copper output to decline over the next two years as ore grades fall at key mines in Peru, even as a surge in silver prices sharpens the miner’s focus on boosting production of the precious metal it typically produces as a byproduct.

Molten copper pours into ceramic molds to form plates at a Southern Copper Corp. smelter facility in Ilo, Peru. Photographer: Dado Galdieri/Bloomberg
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