Chamber praises mining minister
The Chamber of Mines has lauded Mining Minister Susan Shabangu's "depth of
understanding" and sophisticated proposals in her budget vote.
DMR’s beneficiation plan takes shape
Tax incentives and promises to prioritise infrastructure form part of government’s strategy to attract buy-in for the state’s proposed mineral beneficiation plan, says Mines Minister Susan Shabangu.
Xstrata upbeat over commodities outlook
Xstrata is confident in the medium- and long-term outlook for commodity markets, says CEO Mick Davis.
Sentula sees improved performance
Sentula Mining is expecting to report a rise in full-year earnings, and also sees better margins in its current financial year.
Cyber attack warning for resource firms
The Australian government says high-tech threats against resource and other firms are intensifying.
ArcelorMittal joins Kumba in fight against ICT
ArcelorMittal SA has decided to join Kumba in its legal battle against Imperial Crown Trading.
Commodities outlook strong, says Glencore
Commodities fundamentals remain strong as buoyant demand from emerging markets strains tightening supplies, says Glencore CEO Ivan Glasenberg.
Glencore makes lacklustre Hong Kong debut
Shares in commodities giant Glencore have opened 2.8% lower in their Hong Kong trading debut, following a tepid launch in London for the year's biggest IPO.
India pledges $5bn in African charm offensive
India has stepped up its push to deepen its economic ties with Africa and emerge from the shadow of rival China by offering $5bn in new credit lines to the continent.
Food, fuel to stoke wage talks
Mining companies are again likely to settle for wages above the main rate of inflation as they tackle union demands given impetus by accelerating food and fuel prices.