Cutifani says conditions right for board to consider payout boost at...
ANGLO American rebuffed the notion that it might supplement its current dividend policy of paying out 40% of earnings saying it was seeking a...
Sibanye-Stillwater eyes battery metals potential as new hedge
Precious metals producer Sibanye-Stillwater is not finished with its diversification drive, with CEO Neal Froneman signaling on Thursday that the group may enter the...
Cutifani says Anglo “found targets” as excitement grows on Brazilian copper...
ANGLO American provided further evidence that it may have found a major new copper discovery in Brazil after CEO, Mark Cutifani, said the group...
Endeavour scopes for first gold pour from Ity CIL by Q2
CONSTRUCTION of Endeavour Mining’s carbon-in-leach (CIL) project at its Ity mine in Côte d’Ivoire was 97% complete, the Toronto-listed company said, adding that budget...
Minerals Council hopeful Eskom will withdraw 15% tariff application in wake...
A TAXPAYER funded R23bn annual subsidy to Eskom between now and 2021 may have the consequence of the government-owned utility withdrawing an application to...
Barrick tables 50/50 deal with $300m sweetener in bid to end...
BARRICK Gold CEO, Mark Bristow, made short work of negotiations with the Tanzanian government in an effort to end its near two-year dispute with...
Glencore defends 150Mt coal cap saying it clarifies future shape of...
GLENCORE'S decision to cap thermal and metallurgical coal production at 150 million tonnes a year was a consequence of more than two years of...
Pan African pledges dividend payment restoration after balance sheet restructure
GOLD miner Pan African Resources, which suspended its dividend last year because of the closure of Evander underground mine and the cost of building the...
Glencore keeps the beat on 2019 shareholder payouts, targets $1bn in...
GLENCORE has targeted non-core asset sales of $1bn, the proceeds of which it would plough into a fresh round of buy-backs of $2bn (totalling...
BHP’s MacKenzie not considering quitting until “nuclear level of safety” installed
ANDREW Mackenzie said he intended to remain as CEO of BHP in order to install "a nuclear level of safety" at the company's mining...