Anglo may suffer $500m cash outflow owing to inventory builds at...
ANGLO American reported robust production numbers for the third quarter of its 2018 financial year but there were hiccups likely to affect cash flow...
Anglo shares preferred on under-appreciated copper and “chatter” of Brazil discovery
SHARES in Anglo American are being tipped for further gains. Analysts highlighted the quality of the group's South American copper exposure whilst a relatively...
Kenmare completes rehabilitation with resumption of dividends, capex drive
KENMARE Mining completed its rehabilitation today after avoiding bankruptcy in 2016 announcing plans to resume the dividend - starting with an interim payout in...
Investor lays into mining executives for preserving their jobs over value
MINING company executive focused too much attention on production growth and reserve replacement because it was more interested in preserving itself than on investor...
Pressures of history, race and radical thought were balanced in Mining...
DESPITE the diverse opinions, the Mining Charter 3 reflects a picture that goes beyond its contents. Five elements highlight its background, complexity and value,...
Financiers savage Mining Charter which makes SA an investment “mousetrap”
SOUTH Africa's Mining Charter 3, which has been described by Minerals Council CEO, Roger Baxter, as a "significant step in the right direction", was...
Mining sector in fight to prove its worth to world’s investors:...
THE global mining industry had re-positioned itself over the past decade chopping capital expenditure and debt to increase free cash flow, but investors remained...
Transnet’s Siyabonga Gama says decision to buy locomotives was the right...
Correction: Article adjusted to show Siyabonga Gama was not in defiance of Transnet board.
SIYABONGA Gama insisted he was still group CEO of Transnet.
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Capital is better kept in the bank than putting it into...
INVESTMENT in the South African mining industry was not taking place because the returns were too low and it was more profitable and safer...
Mantashe confirms no BEE targets set down for prospecting licences
SOUTH Africa's mining exploration industry received a massive shot in the arm after the country's mines minister, Gwede Mantashe, said there were no empowerment...