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Nickel price collapse strengthens China’s grip

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NICKEL prices have plummeted to just over $15,000 per ton – roughly one-third of their 2022 peaks – undermining Western efforts to reduce dependence...

Brazil probes Anglo American nickel disposal

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BRAZIL'S competition regulator has opened an investigation into Anglo American's proposed disposal of its nickel assets in the country, creating fresh obstacles for the...

All points north as DRDGold weighs long-term expansion

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DRDGOLD, the Johannesburg Stock Exchange's oldest company at 130 years old, is actively pursuing expansion opportunities across Africa, with CEO Niël Pretorius particularly keen...

Zambian mine spill victims seek $420m compensation

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COMMUNITIES affected by a devastating toxic spill at a Chinese-owned Zambian copper mine are demanding $420m in compensation from the operator, Sino Metals Leach...

Gold eyes $3,700/oz as more investors join anxiety bandwagon

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AFTER a Northern hemisphere summer reverie, gold is expected to resume its bull run with the metal's price forecast to test $3,700 per ounce. "We...

Glencore-Merafe may cut thousands of jobs at idled ferrochrome facilities

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THOUSANDS of jobs will be affected in terms of a restructuring announced by the Glencore-Merafe Joint Venture, South Africa's largest ferrochrome producer. Merafe Resources said...

Valterra forwards all hydrogen truck inquiries to Anglo

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ONE of the lesser appreciated benefits of the demerger of Valterra Platinum, formerly known as Anglo American Platinum (Amplats), from Anglo American in May...

MPRD bill talks will take “a lot of thrashing” to avoid...

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THE Minerals Council wants to "thrash out" with Government the issues it is not happy with in the proposed amendments to the Minerals Petroleum...

Botswana enlists Lazard for ambitious De Beers takeover

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BOTSWANA has appointed Lazard to advise on acquiring control of diamond giant De Beers, following Qatar's recent $12bn investment pledge to the southern African...

Rio boss targets ‘low hanging fruit’ in titanium

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SIMON Trott has wasted little time implementing his inaugural strategic overhaul at Rio Tinto, announcing last week a comprehensive restructuring targeting the miner's underperforming...