Minas Rio to make Anglo bundles
The volatile iron ore market notwithstanding, Anglo American expects its Minas Rio iron ore mine to be highly cash generative.
SA facing water supply cuts
South Africa may implement water restrictions in provinces most affected by a drought - the worst since 1992.
Gold pain far from over – analyst
Pressure on the gold price was set to continue based on the trading activity in the New York futures market in which speculators increased their bearish wagers.
Mick Davis’ X2 last bidder for Rio Tinto coal
Mick Davis' X2 Resources was the last remaining bidder for control of two Rio Tinto Group coal mines in Australia.
Harmony looking for more BEE ownership
Graham Briggs, CEO of Harmony Gold, said it was seeking further BEE deals and that it more than complied with the targets set down in the mining charter.
CoAL allowed to change R1.29bn Universal bid
Coal of Africa said it was granted permission by the Australian listing authorities to vary the conditions of its R1.29bn bid for Universal Coal.
Jubilee postpones Platinum Australia merger
The proposed merger has been held up by a liquidation order by JIC Mining against PhokaThaba, a subsidiary company of Platinum Australia.
De Beers to tighten sightholder rules
New regulations for cutters and polishers will aim at improving the financial sustainability of the sector which suffers from credit problems from time to time.
Amplats to continue supplying customers
Anglo American Platinum said it had enough stockpiles to continue supplying customers notwithstanding the strike which headed into its tenth week.
Strike at Anglo’s Kleinkopje into its third day
Production of export-dedicated coal from Anglo American's Kleinkopje mine entered its third day, the group said.