Exxaro lifts Grootegeluk rail shipments 50%
EXXARO Resources has recorded a roughly 50% improvement in direct coal railings from its Grootegeluk mine in the Waterberg coalfield in Limpopo to Richards...
SA power pricing shake-up set for public comment
SOUTH Africa is proposing its biggest overhaul of electricity pricing policy in almost two decades, with reforms designed to give commercial and industrial customers...
BHP, NexGen in uranium talks
Canadian uranium miner NexGen Energy is in regular discussions with BHP about its Rook I project in Saskatchewan as it prepares to raise $1...
Thungela ready to tap extra rail capacity with third-party coal
Thungela Resources could use further improvements in Transnet Freight Rail (TFR) capacity to move more third-party coal to Richards Bay, as its South African...
Uranium from seawater: Froneman plans new mining firm
NEAL Froneman led the company he founded, Sibanye-Stillwater, for 13 years before abruptly announcing he would step down last year, aged 65. Those years...
Thungela says asset sale to power first half earnings
THUNGELA Resources expects to report sharply higher earnings for the six months to 30 June 2026, supported by a non-cash profit on the sale...
Glencore weighs restart of South African coal projects
GLENCORE said it would consider restarting coal projects in South Africa as rail export capacity was restored to as much as 70 million tons...
Glencore trading profit surges on Middle East war
GLENCORE'S earnings from trading commodities roughly doubled in the first half of the year, as the Israel-Iran conflict supercharged profits across the world's biggest...
Eskom chief warns against rigid coal shutdown plan
ESKOM boss Dan Marokane has pushed back against locking South Africa into hard deadlines for shutting down its coal plants, News24 reports.
The online publication...
SA coal exports could rise 10% in 2026, says terminal
THE Richards Bay Coal Terminal (RBCT) is running in line with its 2026 coal export volume forecast as of the end of June having...