SA’s Transnet to double manganese rail allocation for emerging miners next...
SOUTH Africa's state-owned ports and rail company, Transnet said it planned to double the number of black-owned manganese miners with access to its rail...
South32 sticking with SA manganese sales forecast as prices still support...
SOUTH32, the diversified miner with aluminium smelters and manganese mines in South Africa, has been trucking as much of its manganese ore as is...
Kumba cuts iron ore exports owing to low levels of finished...
KUMBA Iron Ore took the hatchet to its export guidance for 2022 owing to disruptions at Transnet-managed Saldanha port in South Africa's Western Cape.
Commenting...
BHP increases September quarter iron ore production
BHP said on Wednesday its quarterly iron ore output rose, aided by better performance from its Western Australian assets and a continued ramp-up at its...
Kumba says Transnet force majeure will cost 120,000 tons daily in...
ANGLO American-controlled Kumba Iron Ore said today exports of the steel-making ingredient would be disrupted after receiving a force majeure from Transnet, the state-owned...
Menar throws weight behind Transnet following upgrades to manganese line
PRIVATELY-owned coal and manganese miner Menar threw its weight behind embattled Transnet, South Africa's state-owned freight and logistics firm, saying manganese volumes were likely...
Bushveld reins in production ambition as share price slides to new...
BUSHVELD Minerals has shelved an ambitious R2.3bn plan to take vanadium production from its South African facilities to just over 8,000 tons annually.
The company,...
Kalagadi Manganese may sell assets to repay part of R3bn debt...
THE Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) has agreed that Kalagadi Manganese sell some of its assets in order to help repay about R3bn in outstanding...
Afrimat pulls out of $45m Gravenhage manganese deal in dispute over...
AFRIMAT, a Johannesburg-listed miner, said the proposed purchase of the Gravenhage manganese project in South Africa's Northern Cape would not proceed principally because the...
Anglo’s Wanblad fears SA yet to fully count the cost of...
ANGLO American CEO, Duncan Wanblad said South Africa had not fully recognised the scale and cost of the problems at Transnet, the freight and logistics...