Lonmin woe one of many pickles in the debt jar
Miners are struggling to tap capital markets because it's so hard to tell which way the wind is blowing, although Lonmin may have left a rights issue too late.
Amsa may cut output as market hits skids
ArcelorMittal South Africa was seeking to optimisation production between its steel plants but the closure of part of Vereeniging Works was being considered.
Mining shares capitulate on day of heavy selling
A difficult day for the major mining shares in a selling action described by analysts has "a capitulation" as market prices outweighed efforts by management.
SA gold sector heading inexorably for a strike
The $100 per ounce slide in the gold price made it more urgent to strike a wage deal but analysts said a strike of one stripe or another appeared to be inevitable.
Kumba cuts dividend as cash to debt vexes
Kumba unveils capital cuts while raising the alarm on EBITDA to debt cover amid a deteriorating outlook for iron ore prices.
Amplats ices projects in R6bn cost saving drive
Anglo American Platinum unveiled a second wave of cost saving in which it would cut capital R600m and delay projects while keeping to output targets.
Amplats IPO keeps pressure on sale process
Chris Griffith, CEO of Anglo American Platinum, said keeping the firm's options open on its non-core assets helped retain "pressure on the process".
Anglo sells Tarmac for $1.6bn
Anglo American provided some cheer in a taxing month saying it had sold a stake in Tarmac for $1.6bn in a move that may even secure the interim dividend.
South32’s Kerr wants to grow SA coal business
Although minor contributors to group value, South32's South African coal assets form the foundation of a growth business.
Harmony’s Briggs announces retirement plans
The retirement of Graham Briggs, the seven-year-long CEO of Harmony Gold, comes at a time when his company stands the most vulnerable if wage talks fail.