The rise and fall of gold: M&A activity has bottomed
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- Gold industry corporate activity
- Transaction review
- Corporate transactions
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Asset transactions
- Resource size, TCPS costs and implied value
- The money trail
- Conclusions and outlook
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Historical M&A deal spend, gold price sensitivity and evidence of market bottom in 2014
- Top 20 corporate transactions by deal value
- Top 20 asset transactions by deal value
- Asset acquisition by acquirer nation - 2014
- Historical M&A deal spend, gold price sensitivity and evidence of market bottom in 2014
- Relationship between resource size, TCPS costs and implied value
- Relationship between reserve size, TCPS costs and implied value
- Relationship between development status, TCPS costs and implied value
- The rise and fall of gold: M&A activity has bottomed: Table 4
- Share price performance of Northern Star Resources compared to top ten gold producers and gold price
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