Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Global Gold Mining to 2020" report to their offering.

Global gold reserves were 56,700 tonnes (t) as of January 2016, with Australia accounting for the largest share with 9,100t or 16% of the total, followed by Russia with 8,000t (14.1%), South Africa with 6,000t (10.6%), the US and Indonesia each with 3,000t (5.3%), Peru with 2,800t (4.9%), Brazil with 2,400t (4.2%) and the remainder by other countries.

Gold reserves in Russia are mostly located in the Far East and Krasnoyarsk districts. The Witwatersrand basin remains the largest gold deposit basin in South Africa.

Scope

- The report contains an overview of the global gold mining industry together with the key factors affecting the industry and demand for the commodity.

- It also provides information about global gold reserves, the historic and forecast data on gold production, prices, gold metal consumption, the competitive landscape and active, exploration and development gold projects.

Key Topics Covered:

1 Executive Summary

2 Global Gold Mining - Reserves, Production and Consumption

2.1 Reserves by Geographic Regions

2.2 Historical and Forecast Production

2.2.1 Production by country

2.3 Active Mines

2.4 Exploration Projects

2.5 Development Projects

2.6 Global Gold Consumption

2.6.1 Gold consumption by end use sectors

2.7 Factors Affecting Global Demand for Gold

3 Major Gold Producers Globally

3.1 Barrick Gold Corporation

3.2 Newmont Mining Corporation

3.3 AngloGold Ashanti Ltd

3.4 Goldcorp Inc.

3.5 Kinross Gold Corporation

3.6 Newcrest Mining Ltd

3.7 Gold Fields Ltd

3.8 Polyus Gold International Ltd

3.9 Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd

4 Appendix

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