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Panaf to post earnings boost after Barberton, Evander raise game

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PAN African Resources (Panaf) said higher gold production and a 21.6% increase in the average rand per kilogram price of gold would take full-year...

RBPlat to start Styldrift I in 2017 citing “cautious” market optimism

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ROYAL Bafokeng Platinum (RBPlat) is to press ahead with mining at its R10.5bn Styldrift project in January after delaying its commissioning last year, saying...

Merafe tipped to thrive as SA chrome supply withers

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MERAFE Resources shares firmed slightly to around 90 cents on the JSE today after the release of interim results showing the ferrochrome producer had...

Lonmin yet to see restructuring boost, but sticks to 700koz target

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LONMIN forecast it would meet full-year platinum sales guidance of 700,000 ounces for its 2016 financial year, but said that it had not yet...

Mining engineers ill-suited to budgets as firms urged to be savvy

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AS a price taker, South Africa’s mining sector is a victim of declining commodity prices, but it’s also generally acknowledged that it’s responsible for...

Anglo “open” to coal, iron ore package deal; is on good...

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ANGLO American had a good relationship with Eskom although it was "surprised" to fall under the criticism of the utility recently when it said...

Sibanye’s Froneman makes case to lead SA’s mining champion as PIC...

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NEAL Froneman, CEO of Sibanye Gold, reiterated his company's interest in helping to form a South African 'mining champion', but he alluded to a...

“Don’t bet against us,” says Cutifani as Anglo enters foothills of...

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ANGLO American reported a 23% decline in interim earnings of $700m, equal to 54 cents per share (2015: 70c/s) owing to continued declines in...

Sibanye to impair Cooke 4 by R820m, but earnings soar

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SIBANYE Gold will report a more than tripling in interim headline share earnings following a 31% improvement in the average rand gold price, according...

Wily campaigner Abbott brings history to table at Harmony

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IT'S often been remarked of the mining sector that the lack of institutional memory is one of the reasons it repeats past mistakes such...