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Exxaro should stick with coal and pay out its cash

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EXXARO Resources said last year it will press on with plans to diversify production into "green metals". In the case of the JSE coal...

Barrick issues ultimatum on Loulo-Gounkoto after new Govt impost

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BARRICK Gold said on Monday it would have "no choice" but to temporarily suspend Loulo-Gounkoto if Mali's government failed to lift new restrictions placed...

Why Tharisa is yet to win over more investors

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CHROME saved the day for resource group Tharisa, which registered a 28% decline in its average platinum group metal (PGM) price during its 2024...

Diamond sales boost would do Anglo power of good

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EARLY anecdotal evidence points to a “pleasing” improvement in polished diamond sales since Thanksgiving in the US. This will come as a boost for...

Gold forecast to continue upward drive in 2025

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GOLD is expected to average $2,795 per ounce this year continuing the gains of last year, said the Financial Times. Purchases of the metal will...

Hummingbird takeover offer to be declared unconditional

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THE delisting of Hummingbird Resources moved a step forward on Friday after the gold miner's main shareholder Nioko waived outstanding conditions on its takeover...

Uncertainty high for Mozambique miners as protests continue

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PRESSURE is likely to remain high on the share prices of Mozambique miners Kenmare Resources and Gemfields Group as tensions remain high in the...

Gates’ Kobold Metals raises $537m in latest funding round

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KOBOLD Metals has raised $537m in its latest funding round as it seeks to become a key player in the race for the critical...

Petra defers refinancing as diamond prices slide yet again

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PETRA Diamonds has embarked on a fresh round of restructuring at its South African mines and has deferred a refinancing plan to this year. This...

Transnet books R2.2bn interim loss as operating expenses rise

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TRANSNET, South Africa's state-owned ports and rail company, posted an interim R2.2bn loss for the six months ended September, R600m worse than in the...