Sibanye-Stillwater says shaft ‘incident’ to hit third quarter gold output
SIBANYE-Stillwater said it was facing a new disruption to gold output just over a year after resolving a three-month strike at the South African...
Motsepe in PNG as opportunity knocks for Harmony’s $5bn project
PATRICE Motsepe sought to give Harmony Gold's Papua New Guinea ambitions a much-needed push after meeting with the Oceania nation's president James Marape earlier...
Implats has work cut out reviving RBPlat as firm posts interim...
IMPALA Platinum (Implats) has its work cut out reviving Royal Bafokeng Platinum (RBPlat), the company for which it will pay R26bn in cash as...
Glencore to buy control of copper/gold MARA project for $475m in...
GLENCORE is to buy 100% of the MARA Project, a copper and gold brownfields prospect in Argentina. South Africa's Gold Fields bid for the...
What’s behind mining’s talent problem?
MINING has got an enduring image problem. No matter the reams of glossy sustainability reports it generates every year, mining remains firmly unloved –...
Tirupati plans to capture 8% of graphite market by 2030
TIRUPATI, a London-listed graphite development firm, plans to produce 50,000 tons a year of the mineral from next year, equal to 8% of global...
Centamin’s consensus-beating six month performance provides evidence of turnaround
CENTAMIN provided further evidence of its turnaround under CEO Martin Horgan announcing interim numbers this week that beat cost and earnings consensus estimates.
Production from...
Why the bull run in metal and mineral prices will resume
SPEAKING at the London Indaba conference this month, Anglo American's senior economist Paul Gait demonstrated a divergence between the investment market's stated views about...
Wanblad says Kumba to be “reconfigured” as Transnet rail fail expected...
KUMBA Iron Ore would be "reconfigured in the short-term" to account for export bottlenecks, said Duncan Wanblad, CEO of Anglo American which owns 70%...
Anglo doesn’t expect metals demand to revive until 2024
MINERALS and metals demand would remain subdued for the remainder of the year as the drive to decarbonisation was taking longer than expected, said...