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Andrada renews offtake agreement for tin, cuts deal for tantalum

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ANDRADA Mining said it had renewed offtake agreements with Thailand Smelting and Refining Company for tin produced at its Uis mine in Namibia. Anthony Viljoen,...

Sibanye-Stillwater says hydrogen catalyst will save iridium market

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SIBANYE-Stillwater said new technology for hydrogen electroysis had been developed potentially reducing reliance on the scarce platinum group metal (PGM) iridium in favour of...

Glencore clinches $6.93bn deal for Teck’s coking coal business

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GLENCORE is to buy Canadian group Teck's coal business for $6.93bn which it then intends to demerge and separately with its existing thermal coal...

Orion suffers funding setback after Clover declines options

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ORION Minerals suffered a setback after shareholder Clover Alloys declined to subscribe for options that could have netted the copper development firm A$73m, about...

Transnet heading for credit downgrade

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TRANSNET is heading for a credit downgrade, according to BusinessLive which said on Monday Moody's had placed South Africa's state-owned ports and rail company on...

Anglo seeking buyers for Woodsmith POLY4 in Middle East, Africa

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ANGLO American is seeking partners in the Middle East and Africa to do supply and distribution deals for fertiliser from its capital intensive Woodsmith...

Harmony Gold opens 2024 with barnstorming performance

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HARMONY Gold kicked off its 2024 financial year in barnstorming fashion reporting today first quarter operating free cash of R3.2bn – nearly four times...

Why is Anglo’s Woodsmith project struggling to win favour?

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THE global vitamin and supplements industry is thriving. Estimates of its trajectory vary, but one is that vitamin sales will rise to $8.9bn in...

Gold One suspends mining at East Modder amid signs of renewed...

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GOLD One suspended mining operations at its Modder East facility in Springs on Thursday after threats of more protests, said BusinessLive. The mine’s management initially...

SA Govt to deploy soldiers to curb illegal mining

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THE South African government has authorised the deployment of 3,300 soldiers in support of police efforts to curb illegal mining, said Bloomberg News. Citing a...