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World Gold Council launches digital gold platform

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THE World Gold Council said on Thursday it plans to build a digital platform aimed at improving trade in gold. The initiative, which is in...

Exxaro says coal contract talks may be “strained” by oil crisis

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COAL contract negotiations could become "more strained" owing to energy security concerns even as the same worry is forcing buyers to seek longer contracts,...

Gold slides for seventh session on inflation fears

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GOLD fell for a seventh consecutive session as escalating conflict in the Middle East drove oil prices higher and dimmed prospects for a near-term...

Minerals Council warns against Govt “sandbagging”

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THE Minerals Council of South Africa has once again appealed to Government to assist rather than block the growth of the country’s mining industry. Addressing...

KoBold starts development of Zambia copper project

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KOBOLD Metals, the mining company backed by US billionaires Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates, has begun development of its Mingomba copper project in Zambia,...

Zijin unit eyes tungsten and uranium investments

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ZIJIN Mining Group, China's biggest gold and copper producer, is looking to expand into tungsten and uranium as the global race to secure critical...

Diamond industry faces its deepest crisis

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THE global diamond industry is in its deepest crisis in modern history, battered by collapsing Chinese demand, the rapid rise of lab-grown stones, US...

Exxaro boosts payout as Iran crisis drives coal higher

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EXXARO Resources declared a R10 per share (R3.4bn) final dividend today following robust headline profits for the year ended December. The payout, 15% higher than...

BHP’s Craig flags discipline over deals in new role

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BRANDON Craig, appointed CEO-elect of BHP Group this week, has signalled that organic growth will take precedence over acquisitions as he prepares to take...

Congo export curbs to keep cobalt scarce till 2030

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A GLOBAL cobalt shortage is expected to persist through the end of this decade as export restrictions from the Democratic Republic of Congo continue...