The value of Canadian mining company Guyana Goldfields on Wednesday fell to its lowest in more than ten years, as the embattled miner said that its Aurora mine, in South America, would fail to meet its guidance and that it had started a mine plan review.
The TSX-listed stock of Guyana fell to C$0.74 a share on Wednesday, which is a 52-week low and also the lowest point since November 2008.