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Stuart Chambers to succeed John Parker in Anglo chairmanship

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ANGLO American said it had appointed Stuart Chambers (61) as its chairman who will succeed Sir John Parker who is to step down from...

Time for DMR to dispense with old era BEE ownership targets

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MINING shares of all stripes are certain to be affected if mines minister, Mosebenzi Zwane, makes good on a promise to gazette a "revolutionary"...

Acacia export ban a consequence of populism and bad blood

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IT can't be in the interests of the Tanzanian government to see Acacia Mining close its Bulyanhulu mine, but that's exactly the consequence of...

Asanko bolsters balance sheet in effort to claw back confidence

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ASANKO Gold CEO, Peter Breese, delivered a robust response to a report last week that cast aspersions on the ability of the New York-listed...

Pallinghurst to take 2017 returns to R1.5bn as Tshipi delivers

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PALLINGHURST Resources will take the total payout to shareholders from its investment in manganese producer Tshipi é Ntle Manganese Mining (Tshipi) to about R1.5bn...

Amplats’ Griffith holding thumbs Govt will approve platinum coin

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AFTER years of on-off negotiating, South Africa's platinum sector is no closer to extracting an agreement with its government on minting an investment coin...

Cash evaporates at Oakbay as IDC debt repayment looms

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CASH resources at Oakbay Resources And Energy evaporated during in the 12 months ended February, but the company insisted it remained a going concern. Cash...

Are Gemfields minorities right to allege a Pallinghurst shake-down?

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MINORITY shareholder rights are under the microscope after investment company, Pallinghurst Resources, unveiled a takeover offer for Gemfields, a UK-listed coloured gemstone miner and...

Acacia defends balance sheet despite $116m cash outflow

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ACACIA Mining's cash balance had fallen about $116m in the last two months amid a stand off with the Tanzanian government which has embargoed...

Eskom fallout hurting what little new project capital remains

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THE fallout at state-owned Eskom has inevitably affected some of South Africa's coal producers including Resource Generation (Resgen), a company that is increasingly rare...