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RBCT workers end wage strike

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Some striking workers at the Richards Bay Coal Terminal have resumed work after accepting a 9.5% wage rise offer by RBCT, a company official says.

Simmers finally takes over Tau Lekoa

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UPDATED - Shares in Simmer & Jack Mines shrugged off a weak initial response to its eventual purchase of Tau Lekoa mine to trade some 18% higher in mid-afternoon trade.

Randgold & Exploration eyes higher H1 earnings

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Randgold & Exploration says earnings per share for the six months ended June 2010 will be between 1 050c and 1 105c per share greater than the comparative unaudited earnings per share of 1c per share for the six months ended June 2009.

Ferro Metals production takes a dip

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International Ferro Metals, the London-listed ferrochrome producer with operations in South Africa, reports a 6% drop in quarter-on-quarter production.

Keaton to supply 16.5mt of coal to Eskom

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Keaton Energy says its 74%-held subsidiary Keaton Mining has concluded negotiations with Eskom to supply 16.5 million tonnes of steam coal from Phase 2 of its new Vanggatfontein Project near Delmas.

Aquarius shares recover after DMR meeting

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Shares in Aquarius Platinum, the world's fourth-largest platinum producer, have risen more than 15% following the company's reassurances that it had a say in how it improved safety at its mines.

DMR backs down on Aquarius

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The Department of Mineral Resources has backed away from its draconian safety directive to Aquarius Platinum which will continue standard mechanised mining operations while striving for better safety.

Tawana completes A$660 000 placement

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Australian and JSE listed diamond exploration company Tawana Resources has completed the placement of 66 million shares at 1 cent per share to raise A$660 000.

Rough diamond prices could weaken

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Rough diamond prices could pull back 5% to 10% in the short-term but the medium-to-long term outlook remains good because of the forecast shortage in supply.

Petra hails ‘step change’ in fortunes

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Petra Diamonds declared that for the year ended June it enjoyed "a highly progressive year" helped by a moderate increase in production and much higher prices for gems.