Amplats, Sibanye agree R4.5bn Rustenburg sale
Sibanye Gold enters the platinum industry offering to pay R1.5bn upfront either in shares or cash whilst Amplats gets 35% of cash flow generated after capex.
Glencore seals deal with Missouri Cobalt to strength battery metals supply...
GLENCORE has agreed an offtake deal with Missouri Cobalt which gives the mining and marketing firm more exposure to the crucial battery ingredient, said...
Harmony committed to walking fine line with old shafts while weighing...
CRITICAL attention fell on Harmony Gold's "legacy" mines following the group's interim results presentation on February 12 at which analysts asked whether it might...
Asanko Gold emerges from year of transition, aims at 245,000 oz...
ASANKO Gold has guided to 2020 production from its Ghana mine, Asanko Gold Mines, of between 225,000 to 245,000 ounces following higher than expected...
SA Govt. 2,500MW nuclear plan panned by energy expert, environmentalists
THE South African government's surprise announcement that it intended to put 2,500MW of nuclear power out to tender at the end of its 2021/22...
Ghana’s proposed Gold Board will target small scale mining
GHANA this week unveiled plans for a Gold Board that will be tasked with boosting returns from the sector by streamlining metal purchases from...
SA almost vanishes from Fraser Institute policy radar
THE promise of a new mining cadastre did little to change investor attitudes to South African mining, according to the 2024 edition of the...
Amplats to take R750m pretax hit on Waterval smelter leak
ANGLO American Platinum (Amplats) would take a R750m hit to pretax earnings in its 2016 financial year owing to a leak at its Waterval...
Kodal expects Mali permit to export 27,000 tons of lithium
KODAL Minerals expects to receive an export permit "in the near future" for 27,000 tons of lithium concentrate stockpiled at its Bougouni project in...
State fires back over Kumba’s Sishen bid
The DMR has rejected Kumba Iron Ore’s right application over a portion of Sishen mine because the group submitted a "fraudulent' application, reports Business Day.