Gemfields attracting interest from retailers
International jewellery retailers were looking to buy a piece of Gemfields following its proposed takeover of historic brand Faberge, CEO Ian Harebottle said.
AngloGold investment grade upheld by S&P
AngloGold Ashanti said it diverse geographic base contributed towards maintaining an investment grade rating of its debt following a review by S&P.
The rollercoaster career of Neal Froneman
Neal Froneman, CEO-designate of Sibanye Gold, is back on top in a career where the quality of the highs are only matched by the depth of the troughs.
Govts of China, SA unite in R5.3bn Palamin bid
The governments of China and South Africa have formed a consortium to bid a hefty premium for the 74% stake in Palabora owned by Anglo and Rio Tinto.
SA coal price spurt lowers RBCT stocks
South African coal export prices recovered as much as 17% in the last month which contributed towards higher offtake and a lowering in stocks at RBCT, data shows.
Implats rejects Zim delay tactics, amends deal
Implats says leaked papers are "an internal discussion" on indigenisation and that it has amended its proposal to vendor-finance the sale of Zimplats.
CoAL confirms split with Mapungubwe coalition
Coal of Africa confirms the Coalition, a grouping of environmentalists opposed to its mining at Vele Colliery in Limpopo province had withdrawn from an agreement.
Govt unveils ‘radical’ plan to reshape SA coal
More than half of South Africa's domestic thermal coal supply to Eskom - 2.1 billion tonnes - can be secured by black-owned companies, says Government.
Pallinghurst flies to defence of 10-year plan
Arne Frandsen, CEO of Pallinghurst, says shareholders understand how the firm is adding value notwithstanding the deep discount at which its shares trade.
SA strike tremors serve as ominous reminder
Atlatsa said the long-standing strike at its Bokono Mines had ended, but renewed strike ructions serves as reminder of the parlous state of mine labour relations.