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Destination of South32’s SA thermal coal assets may turn on size...

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EXXARO Resources is one of the companies thought to have been short-listed for South32’s South African coal assets – known as South African Energy Coal...

Acacia shareholder, Fidelity, declares Barrick minority takeout offer 50% too low

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BARRICK Gold's attempts to bring a close to a two-year dispute with the Tanzanian government may be heading for failure, according to Reuters in...

Resgen thermal coal project Boikarabelo gets crucial jumpstart as second lender...

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RESOURCE Generation (Resgen) was close to finalising the last major piece in the funding puzzle for Boikarabelo, a thermal coal mining project, after a...

Vedanta’s Venkat “hoping and praying” KCM dispute isn’t a repeat of...

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SRINIVASAN Venkatakrishnan, CEO of Vedanta Resources, said he was "hoping and praying" that justice would prevail in Zambia where the company is fighting an...

Northam builds funding capacity with potential pref share repayment in sight

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NORTHAM Platinum provided further evidence it may be preparing to buy-back preference shares it issued to its black economic empowerment partner, Zambezi Platinum in...

Wescoal retools balance sheet ahead of possible swoop on SAEC via...

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WESCOAL Holdings has restructured its balance sheet in which it has locked in new credit of R1.1bn with the option of accessing an additional...

Zambia mines minister lifts veil on alleged abuses committed by Vedanta’s...

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THE Zambian government had applied to liquidate Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) because of the firm's alleged environmental and financial regulation breaches. This is the view...

Debt, jobs and deals: keywords for Sibanye-Stillwater’s Froneman now Lonmin deal...

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THE combination of the platinum group metals (PGMs) operations of Sibanye-Stillwater with those of Lonmin may have created the largest platinum producer, but analysts...

Harmony admits PNG political instability raises risk of MoU change on...

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HARMONY Gold acknowledged the risk that political changes in Papua New Guinea (PNG) could create a situation where a memorandum of understanding (MoU) regarding...

South Africa’s Transnet wins court approval to stop ports strike

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STRIKE action at some of South Africa's ports with potential to disrupt coal exports was narrowly avoided on May 29 after Transnet won a...