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Wesizwe secures R6.6bn Chinese funding

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Wesizwe secures financing of R6.6bn to build a mine. The funding will come from a Chinese consortium, comprising Jinchuan Group and the China Africa Development Fund, and which will take a 51% stake in Wesizwe.

Kumba fears no long-term strike effects

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Kumba Iron Ore, which is 64% owned by Anglo American, says it is confident that the Transnet strike will have no long-term effect on the company's exports.

Wesizwe’s R6.6bn China option in the balance

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Shareholders in platinum junior Wesizwe will decide in the next three months whether to go ahead with a R6.6bn capital injection that will see a Chinese consortium take control of the company.

Impala confirms work stoppage at its 12 Shaft

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Impala Platium Holdings, the world's second largest platinum producer, has confirmed a work stoppage at the company's 12 Shaft operation in Rustenburg.

Kumba defends Zim from conflict of interest charge

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Kumba defends chairman Lazarus Zim after a report in a South African newspaper suggesting there may be a conflict of interest because of links to the head of the group that snatched rights in Sishen mine.

Namdeb posts giant loss

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Namdeb, the partnership company between the Namibian government and diamond giant De Beers, reports a loss before tax of N$555m for the 2009 year, compared to a N$1.98bn profit in 2008, mainly due to a decrease in revenue.

Petra finalises delayed Kimberley deal

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Petra Diamonds has completed a protracted 30-month transaction to buy the Kimberley Underground mines from De Beers.

Petra finally clinches R78.5m Kimberley mine

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Petra Diamonds will now finally take full ownership of the historic Kimberley Underground mines from De Beers after finally resolving mining licence complications.

BRC DiamondCore MarchQ net loss narrows

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BRC DiamondCore, the African focused diamond explorer active in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, has reported the narrowing of its March quarter loss.

JM bullish on platinum

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UK metals firm Johnson Matthey is bullish on prospects for both platinum and palladium during 2010 and has predicted the platinum price could reach $2,000/oz.