Froneman calls on Govt to provide military support in effort to...
NEAL Froneman, CEO of Sibanye-Stillwater said today that the increased incidence of illegal mining in South Africa, perpetrated by people referred to locally as...
Sibanye-Stillwater to be more circumspect of M&A following rocketing metal prices
SIBANYE-Stillwater has taken a circumspect approach to merger and acquisition activity following an increase in battery metal prices, said CEO Neal Froneman.
Commenting in the...
Gold Fields says severe weather could delay Salares Norte, pushing capex...
GOLD Fields has flagged a further potential delay in the commissioning of its Salares Norte project in Chile following severe weather in the second...
South32 crowns strong 2022 with special dividend taking payout to $1.3bn
THE tailwind of elevated commodity prices enabled South32 to achieve record underlying earnings of $2.6bn and a free cash flow of $2.6bn for the...
Volkswagen to enter mining businesses in effort to secure battery metals
VOLKSWAGEN aimed to enter the mining business in Canada to ensure its raw material supply for battery production, said Reuters citing comments made by a board...
Harmony to suspend Tshepong extension project as inflation piles pressure on...
HARMONY Gold has suspended its Tshepong life extension project in an effort to stem group losses at the headline earnings level following R4.4bn in...
Implats signs framework deal with Govt. locking in benefits if RBPlat...
IMPALA Platinum (Implats) has signed a framework agreement with the Department of Trade and Industry that locks in "public interest benefits" as a result...
DRDGOLD rails against failing SA but prepared to “make a plan”...
DRDGOLD maintained the final dividend at 40 cents per share and has committed the company to capital expenditure of R1.4bn in the current financial...
South32 ditches $700m expansion of Australian metallurgical coal mine
SOUTH32 has ditched a $700m project aimed at expanding its Dendrobium metallurgical coal asset in Australia, saying it would focus on metals "critical to...
How Eskom crisis is taking South African society to the brink
SOUTH African industries, businesses and households are scrambling to generate their own electricity in the face of a widening power shortfall, which is set...