Ferrous Metals

Kumba records year-to-date high as COVID-19 disruption in Brazil forces iron...

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SHARES in Kumba Iron Ore recorded a new year-to-date high following supply disruptions at the weekend which took the price of the steel feed...

Amsa confirms ICT deal is dead

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ArcelorMittal SA, the local arm of the world's largest steel maker, has confirmed it has canned its acquisition of Imperial Crown Trading for R800m.

New players to shake-up manganese sector

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South Africa’s manganese sector is geared for large-scale expansion and will add around 15% to global capacity.

Majali absent as Kalahari case starts

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Sandi Majali was allegedly 'out of the country' as a court convened to hear allegations and defence that he illegally removed Kalahari Resources directors.

Kumba approves R3.6bn life extension project pushing Sishen production out to...

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KUMBA Iron Ore today said it had approved the R3.6bn extension of its flagship Sishen mine in South Africa's Northern Cape province. The company, which...

IDC argues Kalahari Manganese has run out of road as debt...

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PLACING Kalagadi Manganese into business rescue was the only course of action open to shareholders, the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) argued today, adding that...

IDC sounds note of caution on steel mill plans

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Plans by government to build a steel mill in South Africa must be implemented with a view to avoiding "unintended consequences", according to the IDC.

IFM loss widens on strong rand

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International Ferro Metals has reported a wider full-year loss, hurt by lower ferrochrome sales volumes and a strengthening rand.

ARM, Vale to sell JV shares in $400m Lubambe mine for...

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JOHANNESBURG-listed African Rainbow Minerals (ARM) and Vale, the Brazilian state-owned company, are to sell their joint venture stake in Zambia's Lubambe Copper Mine to...

Kumba, AMSA resume iron ore supply talks

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Love is in the air for Kumba Iron Ore and ArcelorMittal SA who have, for the moment, put aside arbitration in favour of face-to-face iron ore supply talks.