Swanepoel granted R9m in Village share options
Bernard Swanepoel and fellow directors were granted share options totaling
R24.2m in value at a price of R1.53/share.
First Uranium warned against ‘horror’ of liquidation
A proxy advisory firm, Institutional Shareholder Services, has urged shareholders of
First Uranium that it should accept offers tabled for its assets because they do not
want to contemplate "the horrors" of liquidation.
De Beers: “Anglo will take good care of us’
De Beers is prepared for its new chapter under Anglo American’s management
but will be treated "differently' than the diversified miner’s other divisions,
according to CEO Philippe Mellier.
Keaton to consolidate KZN anthracite
Keaton Energy, having established itself as a reliable producer of earnings, is
now turning its hand to scale which it hopes to achieve by consolidating
metallurgical coal prospects in KZN.
Implats battered by stoppages, promotes RDOs
The platinum producer also confirmed that rival union Amcu had requested
organisational rights amid verification the NUM had lost 10,813 members.
Continental Coal in another deal for Ferreira
Continental Coal, the thermal coal production and development company, says
it has done another deal to extend the life of its Ferreira coal mine.
New twist in First Uranium asset sale
Minority shareholders vow to fight on as First Uranium’s board rejects an
alternative arrangement on the sale of Ezulwini and Mine Waste Solutions.
Implats hatches plan to ease union hostilities
Impala Platinum wants Amcu and the NUM to arrive at a solution whereby the
two unions share recognition at the company’s Lease Area mine rather than
adopt a "winner takes all’ approach.
AngloGold ups its stake in Brazilian mine
AngloGold Ashanti has bought the 50% it doesn’t already own in Brazil’s Serra
Grande mine from Kinross Gold for $220m.
Trans Hex tying up loose ends in Namaqua deal
Diamond producer Trans Hex says it is still busy tying up some aspects of its proposed acquisition of De Beers' Namaqualand mines.