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Gold falls to six-month low on multiple headwinds

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GOLD dropped to a six-month low on Thursday, pressured by Middle East tensions, rising US interest rate expectations and the looming SpaceX initial public...

Asian energy squeeze drives coal demand surge

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COAL is emerging as an increasingly attractive energy alternative for Asian countries scrambling to replace disrupted oil supplies following the effective closure of the...

Iran war tightens industrial metals supply outlook

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A MAJOR squeeze is emerging across industrial metals markets as the ongoing US-Israeli war against Iran compounds structural supply shortfalls, said the Financial Times...

The coal miner that looks cheap until you read the small...

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COAL mining group Salungano, which was long in limbo, is finally making money again – it’s just that it owes R2.2bn in mine closure...

When it comes to gold, look past the obvious

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EVERYBODY is asking me about gold. Specifically, why isn’t gold running higher? It started the year at $4,300 and went on a mad rush...

Mining DG cool on DTIC’s forced mining beneficiation plan

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IN a revealing exchange at the Junior Mining Indaba on Tuesday, reflecting inter-departmental tension over the idea of forced mining beneficiation, Jacob Mbele, the...

Cash-flush Omnia sails through Iran crisis

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OMNIA 2026 is a far cry from Omnia 2019, when the fertiliser, explosives and chemicals group nearly collapsed under the weight of its R6.8bn...

Vale sees no evidence of demand destruction from Iran conflict

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VALE, the world's largest iron ore producer, said the Iran conflict had not resulted in any demand destruction in global metals markets, Bloomberg News...

Eskom launches renewable energy unit

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ESKOM Holdings has formally entered South Africa's renewable energy market with the launch of Eskom Green, said News24 on Tuesday. The publication described Eskom Green...

Cadastre to be rolled out within a year, says DMPR’s Mbele

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SOUTH Africa's new minerals cadastre had been successfully rolled out in the Western Cape and would be implemented nationwide within the next 12 months,...