Gilbertson’s dream takes shape
Platmin, which delisted at the end of last year, has finalised the consolidation of its Pilanesberg mine with two neighbouring properties.
Anglo American, Codelco agree to ceasefire
Still, the suspension of legal proceedings between Anglo American and Chile’s Codelco over a disputed stake in Anglo American Sur shouldn’t be viewed that the parties are close to a resolution.
A new breed of black miners
Despite well-documented frustrations, the South African mining industry is changing, albeit slowly.
Gold One ‘won’t pay more’ for Ezulwini
Gold One International CEO Neal Froneman says the company won’t offer more for Ezulwini than the $70m already on the table, adding the asset is unlikely to be viable as a stand-alone entity.
Rockwell finalises two strategic projects
Rockwell Diamonds says it has successfully completed the installation of a new in-field screen and the bulk x-ray and single particle sorter plant at its Saxendrift mine.
Platinum outlook worsens
One can't imagine South Africa’s platinum producers being in celebratory mood following the latest round of market forecasts.
DiamondCorp in R280m loan deal with IDC
DiamondCorp subsidiary Lace Diamond Mines has entered into a R280m loan term sheet agreement with the Industrial Development Corporation.
Law firm raises concern over rights auction
Legal firm Webber Wentzel says it is concerned about the Department of Mineral
Resources’ proposed auction of lapsed or revoked rights.
Gold Fields claims its own Wafi-Golpu
Gold Fields says its prospect in the Philippines, Far Southeast, may be similar in scale to Harmony Gold’s much acclaimed Wafi-Golpu resource in Papua New Guinea.
Output, costs hit Gold Fields’ profits
Gold Fields’ operations in West Africa to some extent made up for production losses elsewhere in the first quarter, but its margins came under pressure, hitting the group’s bottom line.