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Amplats cuts metal forecast for two years, delays Mogalakwena concentrator to...

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ANGLO American Platinum (Amplats) has slashed production guidance for the next two years and pushed back a decision on the development of a third...

Anglo may book write-down on Woodsmith, alerts investors to $2.5bn capital...

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ANGLO American said it could write down the carrying value of its Woodsmith project this year, its soil nutrients in northern England on which...

Mantashe likens Eskom loadshedding to “agitating to overthrow the state”

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GWEDE Mantashe, South African mines and energy minister, likened the continued failings at the government-owned power utility, Eskom to an attempted coup of his...

Coal price saves Thungela’s skin amid TFR stumbles, growing impact of...

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THUNGELA Resources expected to lose 600,000 tons of export coal revenue in its 2022 financial year owing to a deterioration in the performance of...

RBCT cancels Optimum Coal Mine’s export entitlement contract

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RICHARDS Bay Coal Terminal (RBCT) has cancelled an export entitlement contract with Optimum Coal Mine (OCM) in a development that has provoked an outcry...

SA’s Transnet to double manganese rail allocation for emerging miners next...

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SOUTH Africa's state-owned ports and rail company, Transnet said it planned to double the number of black-owned manganese miners with access to its rail...

Glencore’s Nagle ups ante with $6bn M&A warchest as copper deficit...

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GLENCORE could spend up to $6bn on mergers and acquisitions and might even break with custom by building a greenfields mine as it chased...

Anglo CEO not planning strategy shifts as focus falls on defining...

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ANGLO American CEO, Duncan Wanblad, did not see himself making bold strategic changes to the group's plans which include construction of a large soil...

Transnet proposes switching to diesel trains to avoid disruptions to coal...

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SOUTH Africa's state-owned rail and ports utility, Transnet has proposed switching to diesel trains in order to avoid disruptions to coal exports caused by...

Glencore agrees to pay $180m in penalties to DRC related to...

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GLENCORE is to pay $180m to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) for corrupt practices in which it engaged between 2007 and 2018 in...