Gold Fields shares jumped more than 21% on Wednesday, a day after Yamana Gold accepted a rival offer, which ended the SA gold producer’s months-long journey to bring the Canadian miner under its wing.      

However, Gold Fields will receive a hefty $300m (R5.3bn) from Yamana as a termination fee...

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