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As of July 2014, the market cap for Buenaventura Mining Company Inc. (BVN) is $2,767,293,874.80.
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In what year did Buenaventura Mining Company Inc - BVN - have its IPO?
Buenaventura Mining Company Inc. (BVN)had its IPO in 1996.
What is the symbol for Buenaventura Mining Company Inc in the NYSE?
The symbol for Buenaventura Mining Company Inc. in the NYSE is: BVN.
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What small gold companies pay the highest dividends?
It's hard to find any. Talon Metals (TLO.TO) has a 4.2% yield, but they're mostly an iron producer. African Gold Group (AGG.V) has a 3.6% yield, but financial information on the company is hard to get. DRDGOLD (DROOY) is a small South African gold producer with a 1.4% dividend yield. All the other gold producers with any dividend yield, like BVN and Newmont are large (>$1B) companies and they're going to be in the 1.4% range. Gold mining is a capital-intensive industry. Large producers tend to put capital into developing new mines rather than returning capital to shareholders in the form of dividends. Small companies need all the capital they can get to maximize production. If you're seeking dividends, gold miners are not a good place to look.
