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Minerals Council says no respite from energy cost inflation

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SOUTH Africa's mining sector is set for continued high energy inflation despite improved performance from state-owned entities, the Minerals Council said following the publication...

Sibanye-Stillwater agrees R3.7bn out of court deal with Appian

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SIBANYE-Stillwater and Appian Capital Advisory have agreed to a $215m (R3.7bn) out of court settlement ending a dispute related to two base metals deals...

Investors propose international agency to monitor mining

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A COALITION of investors managing $18 trillion in assets has called for the establishment of an independent International Minerals Agency modelled on the International...

Resource disputes reach decade-high amid mineral scramble

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DISAGREEMENTS between governments and investors over natural resources have surged to a 10-year peak, with 32 disputes already lodged this year, said Reuters citing...

Kore in talks to sell company after derisking $2.2bn Kola

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KORE Potash, the mineral fertiliser developer, has received two offers to buy the company, it said in an announcement on Tuesday. The bids were non-binding...

Rio Tinto urged to make “now or never” bid for Teck

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ACTIVIST fund Palliser Capital has urged Rio Tinto to mount a counterbid for Teck Resources which recently set out terms for a nil-premium merger...

Rio Tinto CEO emails staff about “fundamental” restructure

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RIO Tinto CEO Simon Trott wanted a "fundamental" reorganisation of the mining giant, focusing operations around its most profitable commodities, said Bloomberg News citing...

Governments set for more private equity minerals deals

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GOVERNMENTS will increasingly forge partnerships with private investors to secure supplies of critical minerals, according to a mining-focused investment firm that has sealed a...

South32 open to more portfolio changes, says new chair

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SOUTH32 chair Karen Wood will retire early next year after six years in the role, with mining veteran and former Anglo American CFO Stephen...

RBM may fall into China’s lap if Rio proceeds with swap...

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RICHARDS Bay Minerals could fall into Chinese hands if majority shareholder Rio Tinto offers the titanium miner as part of an asset for shares...