CoAL puzzled as Rio Tinto presses for Chapudi breach
DAVID Brown, CEO of Coal of Africa (CoAL), said he "didn't understand the logic" of Rio Tinto's claim that his company was in breach...
Anglo neutral on bidders for SA coal mines
Mark Cutifani, CEO of Anglo American, said his group would not pass judgement over whether a bidder for a coal assets was "favoured or not favoured".
CoAL edges to Universal deal but rancour lingers
Coal of Africa is expected to progress its bid for Universal Coal but questions about the union - posed by a rival bidder - have been met with a spirited defence.
Quiet descends on SA coal export growth plans
Plans by South Africa to expand coal export handling facilities are on the back-burner as the international market offers little to no incentive.
Anglo’s SA coal mines tough to get away
Anglo American has long stated it wants to sell its Eskom dedicated coal mines, but the transactions may be complex and not major money spinners.
DMR calls for controls over coal price increases
Mosa Mabuza, DMR deputy director-general, said the government had prioritised the control of coal costs while a coal policy would be formuated this year.
Resgen acrimony as A$2.3m director fees quizzed
Resource Generation is to study its legal options in respect of A$2.3m in termination benefits paid to two former executive directors including Paul Jury.
Boje returns to lead coal developer Minergy
Andre Boje, formerly of Wescoal Holdings, has joined unlisted coal development firm Minergy which is developing a prospect in Botswana's Mmamabula coalfields.
RBCT lowers horizon on future coal exports
Richards Bay Coal Terminal said it would be unlikely to export more than 85 million tonnes of coal in the foreseeable future.
Keaton to ride out storm in troubled coal sector
Keaton Energy CEO, Mandi Glad, said the firm would survive the downturn in the coal sector, especially following its streamlining.