DRC’s copper-rich Katanga ‘a power keg’
The Congo's Katanga province was a 'power keg' and rebels seeking secession could destabilise mining investment there, one of the country's officials said.
Palamin discount turns on China red-tape
Bureaucracy in China has held up many-a-mining deal and, in some cases, led to investor disappointment - a factor behind the discount in Palabora Mining.
Govts of China, SA unite in R5.3bn Palamin bid
The governments of China and South Africa have formed a consortium to bid a hefty premium for the 74% stake in Palabora owned by Anglo and Rio Tinto.
Alcoa may buy Rio, BHP aluminium assets
Alcoa said it would seek to buy assets used in the manufacture of aluminium from BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto after the miners shelved or sold the assets.
Anglo, Codelco deal may open up copper mountain
The deal unveiled by Codelco and Anglo American may unlock the huge value
contained in one of the world’s richest copper districts.
Anglo copper ambitions handed double boost
Anglo American's dealings with the world's top two copper nations producing - Peru
and Chile - took a turn for the better.
Anglo American, Codelco extend talks deadline
Anglo American and Chile’s state-owned copper producer, Codelco, have
extended talks to reach a settlement over the disputed stake in Anglo American
Sur.
Exxaro finalises Ross Pinah sale
Exxaro Resources says it has finalised the sale of its 50.04% interest in Rosh Pinah Zinc to Glencore International.
Codelco fails in bid for Anglo’s Chile profits
Chile’s Codelco has failed in its bid to seize more than $200m in profits from
Anglo American operations in the South American country over which it claims
part ownership.
Anglo’s Chile mines normal after quake
Anglo American's central Chilean mines are operating normally after a strong quake, Reuters reported on Tuesday, citing a company source.