Rustenburg attorney to sue AMCU for R44m
Westley Attorneys hopes to show that the Association of Mineworkers & Construction Union acted unreasonably hurting contractors that supplied the mines.
SA Govt. readies state-owned miner bill
Attorneys are unsure what the State Owned Mining Company bill may contain, but it will surely strengthen the government's hand in mining affairs.
Sibanye in pursuit of other platinum targets
Sibanye Gold CEO, Neal Froneman, said while Amplats' deal was not an immediate likelihood there were plenty of other targets it was pursuing.
Implats holds fire on $500m Zim expansion
Impala Platinum, the 87% owner of Zimplats, has conceptualised a $500m beneficiation plan for Zimbabwe, but said the process had to be 'incremental'.
Rio Tinto ends Mozi excursion in $50m sale
Rio Tinto brings the curtain down on its disastrous excursion into Mozambique's coking coal district selling its subsidiary company for $3.85bn less than it paid.
Lonmin nudges BEE to 21.3% in Bapo deal
With six months before expiry of a 10-year BEE deadline, Lonmin unveils a royalties-for-equity deal with a local community upping its BEE equity participation to 21.3%.
Exxaro books R400m increase in write-down
Exxaro Resources has been plunged into its worst ever financial performance owing to a R5.8bn write-down of its Mayoko iron ore project, R400m worse than first forecast.
Bindura smelter fit for PGMs, says Mwana
Mwana Africa said the $26m reopening of the company's Bindura base metals smelter in Zimbabwe could be used to treat platinum group metal concentrate.
Northam may lose 6% of annual output
An accident that will result in the six week closure of a shaft at Northam Platinum's Zondereinde mine may see output reduced 6%, an analyst said.
Exxaro returns to roots with R4.9bn TCSA swoop
Exxaro Resources said it would buy Total Coal South Africa for R4.97bn taking investment in coal in the last two months to R8.7bn.