Zimbabwe lays down platinum levy ultimatum
Platinum group metal producers in Zimbabwe have until February 10 to agree "a concrete plan" for a refinery or face a 15% levy on unbeneficiated exports.
Implats seeking clarity on 15% Zimbabwe levy
Impala Platinum said it was unsure whether Zimbabwe intended imposing a 15% levy on unbeneficiated ore, a development that could hurt its 50% Mimosa stake.
Lonmin slashes capex 26%, borrowings rise
The UK firm said its borrowings would increase owing to smelter downtime, but added it would honour its debt covenants despite tough market conditions.
Amplats future shinier after 2014 earnings pain
Anglo American Platinum is to report a hefty headline earnings decline, but analysts said 2015 looked like being a more positive year for the Anglo vassal.
Northam suspends Zondereinde amid ‘tension’
Northam Platinum has suspended operations at Zondereinde amid mine tension, although CEO, Paul Dunne, says a quick resolution is still possible.
PTM to seek Waterberg investors
Canada's Platinum Group Metals said it would talk to its partners and third parties regarding investment in its Waterberg extension project.
Northam wins interdict against NUM strike
Northam Platinum urged workers on an unprotected strike at its Zondereinde mine to return to work in a turn of events that is full of ominous portent.
Zimplats Bimha to adopt new mining method
Zimplats, which is 87% owned by Impala Platinum, said it would adopt a new mining method at Bimha following the collapse of the shaft last year.
Lonmin to set the record straight
Lonmin intends publicly answering its critics over Marikana once the Farlam Commission report is delivered to President Jacob Zuma in March
10 questions for Impala’s Terence Goodlace
Terence Goodlace, Impala Platinum CEO, speaks on leadership, the importance of working through the ranks, and even his preference for salad over hot curry.