Rio Tinto CEO, Jacques, loses job as attention switches to qualities...
RIO Tinto CEO, Jean-Sebastien Jacques, will leave his job in the wake of continued investor pressure that the group step-up its response to the destruction of...
Is the South African discount real and does it hurt our...
SHARES in Sibanye-Stillwater have been charting a course north for most of the year, the Covid-19 equity shock in March notwithstanding.
However, it could do...
Future of Rio Tinto CEO on the line as board to...
THE fate of Rio Tinto CEO, Jean-Sebastien Jacques, hangs in the balance, according to news reports which said the Anglo-Australian firm's board would discuss further...
Glencore partner Merafe in R1.34bn write-down as JV partners cut 1,000...
MERAFE Resources booked an impairment of R1.34bn in the first six months of its 2020 financial year owing to Covid-19 related production stoppages. Production...
ARM to call in external forensics if bean counters can’t crack...
THERE'S serious head-scratching underway in the finance division of African Rainbow Minerals, the Johannesburg-listed diversified miner.
The company is in the final throes of an...
Holding cash for projects may be risky business for ARM as...
THERE was a ripple of disquiet among analysts last week when Patrice Motsepe, executive chairman of African Rainbow Minerals (ARM), defended his company’s dividend...
Draft tax amendments disturb narrative SA Govt. will lend kindly ear...
SOUTH AFRICAN mining has recently suggested there’s grounds for hope Government will respond positively to reform proposals placed before it by Business Leadership SA's...
SA will escape power crisis when Medupi, Kusile come on-line: David...
SOUTH Africa's electricity supply deficit woes would soon be ameliorated, said BusinessLive citing the views of the country's deputy president, David Mabuza.
Responding to questions...
SA mining through worst of Covid-19 production halts as precious metals...
SIBANYE-Stillwater, the gold and platinum producer, said earlier this month it didn’t expect a high risk of further operational disruption as a result of...
ARM writes down coal assets for R1.6bn, pays cautious final dividend...
AFRICAN Rainbow Minerals (ARM) impaired its thermal coal assets by R1.6bn owing to "the sharp decline" in export prices and lower sales volumes, the...