Motjoli to challenge Kumba in R11bn mine
Little known Motjoli Resources is considering building an R11bn iron ore mine that will add diversity to supply of a mineral much in the frame lately.
Govt may rule in vexed iron ore dispute
A temporary peace has been called between ArcelorMittal and Kumba Iron Ore but government has a key role to play as it's concerned at how steel prices could be affected.
Kumba arbitration could take two years
It could take between one and two years for arbitration proceedings over the disputed iron ore contract between Kumba Iron Ore and ArcelorMittal to reach a decision.
Kumba’s interim profits soar
Kumba Iron Ore has reported a 90% surge in profits for the first six months of 2010 but sounded a note of caution on expected trading conditions in the second half which could show a modest slowdown.
Kumba strikes interim deal with ArcelorMittal
UPDATED - Kumba Iron Ore and ArcelorMittal have reached an interim pricing agreement which will keep iron ore supplies flowing to the steel producer.
Shabangu must act on Sishen dispute
Top rated analyst David Pleming of Macquarie First South Securities has called for mining minister Susan Shabangu to take a leadership role in dealing with the mining rights dispute at Sishen.
Ferro Metals production takes a dip
International Ferro Metals, the London-listed ferrochrome producer with operations in South Africa, reports a 6% drop in quarter-on-quarter production.
Xstrata-Merafe Chrome Venture mining unhindered
Merafe Resources says on that the Xstrata-Merafe Chrome Venture's mining operations will continue as planned while the company prepares to present its case to the Department of Mineral Resources.
SA govt says Kumba, Amsa will settle
Kumba Iron Ore and ArcelorMittal SA "committed themselves" to finding a settlement, says a spokesman for South Africa's trade and industry department.
Amsa warns of beneficiation review
ArcelorMittal SA has warned that the government's mineral enrichment plans will need a complete review if the steelmaker can no longer receive lower than market prices for iron ore.