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AngloPlat forecasts rising production

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Anglo Platinum remains upbeat on the recovery in the platinum market looking to produce 2.5m oz this year and forecasting the platinum price will stay above $1,500/oz during the remainder of 2010.

Demand solid for Hulamin after decent H1

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Hulamin, which produces aluminium products, said the outlook was promising after posting solid first half results.

Wage negotiations concluded at Assmang

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Trade union Solidarity says that wage negotiations at Assmang's Khumani and Beeshoek iron mines in the Northern Cape have been concluded after only two rounds, with the union negotiating a wage increase of 10%.

Zuma expands empire amid Aurora woe

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The human side to the failure of Aurora Empowerment Systems is a tragic one and is intensified by the apparent sang-froid of the firm's founder, Khulubusa Zuma who continues to spread his wings.

De Beers guarantees Ponahalo deal

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De Beers has guaranteed about 56% of the preference shares held by Ponahalo Investments in an effort to stop its R3.7bn, 2006 empowerment transaction from collapse.

De Beers’ Penny quits firm

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De Beers CEO, Gareth Penny, ended a five year reign at the helm of the diamond group on Friday even as it unveiled a doubling in pretax earnings, an 84% increase in sales and a doubling in production.

Eastplats lifts output despite dismissals

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Eastern Platinum dismissed 15 contract stoping crews in May but still managed to keep production in the period on an even keel quarter-on-quarter.

Govt may rule in vexed iron ore dispute

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A temporary peace has been called between ArcelorMittal and Kumba Iron Ore but government has a key role to play as it's concerned at how steel prices could be affected.

Kumba arbitration could take two years

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It could take between one and two years for arbitration proceedings over the disputed iron ore contract between Kumba Iron Ore and ArcelorMittal to reach a decision.

Marikana yields higher output for Lonmin

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Lonmin said third quarter output from its Marikana underground operations yielded a 10.2% increase compared to the same period last year.