Mining services sector gears up for new cycle as funds for...
A FEATURE of the last metals and minerals 'supercycle' - in which prices for commodities rose to record levels between 2003 and 2008 -...
Mining Charter court hearing on ‘once-empowered, always-empowered’ to start May 3
SOUTH Africa's Mining Charter is in court again this week as producers and government face off over the issue of "continuing consequences", also known...
De Beers, Sibanye-Stillwater snag top two spots in Alva Q1 ESG...
DE BEERS took the top spot in environmental, sustainability, and governance (ESG) rankings compiled by the UK's Alva, an organisation that assigns scores based...
Glencore to consult with shareholders after 25% of votes cast against...
GLENCORE said it would consult with shareholders after about a quarter of votes were cast against its proposed remuneration policy at the group's annual...
Glencore says 2021 earnings from trading to be at top-end of...
GLENCORE opened its 2021 account with solid production numbers, but the highlight of the first quarter was a strong trading performance which the group said...
Base Resources says Covid-19 outbreak unlikely to disturb Kwale 2021 production...
BASE Resources CEO, Tim Carstens, downplayed an outbreak of Covid-19 at the firm's Kwale mineral sands mine in Kenya, saying a warning in its...
Commodity super-cycle will keep lid on resource nationalism says Anglo American
THE improvement in commodity prices would keep the lid on corporate tax rate increases and other fiscal measures - sometimes known as resource nationalism...
Glencore’s Hayward “optimistic” shareholders will approve pay for incoming CEO, Gary...
GLENCORE chairman Tony Hayward said he was "optimistic" shareholders would approve a proposed pay package for incoming CEO, Gary Nagle, on April 29, the...
Anglo first quarter copper output surges amid buoyant copper, PGM iron...
ANGLO American reported a surge in first quarter copper production, supported by a 40% increase in the metal's realised price, whilst production from the...
Minerals Council SA says proposed penalty in worker compensation bill “too...
THE Minerals Council South Africa told parliament that proposed penalties tabled in the Compensation of Occupational Injuries and Diseases Amendment Bill were too harsh,...