Optimum takes the gloves off
Optimum Colliery's business rescue practitioners have taken the gloves off in the Eskom dispute and suspended coal supplies to the Hendrina power station
Northam prepares for Booysendal South
The feasibility study on Booysendal South will be completed by May next year but a decision to build the new mine will depend on platinum market conditions.
Treating acid mine drainage will cost R8 billion
It will cost R8 billion to treat acid mine drainage over the long term and around R45 billion to cover the costs of closing down derelict and ownerless mines.
Gold Fields on a recovery track
Gold Fields returned to profitability in the June quarter and is fortunate that its foreign operations can compensate for more lost production at South Deep.
More delays for Resgen in the Waterberg
Resource Generation has hit more headwinds as its potential financial backers stall on putting up the $400m needed to build the Boikarabelo mine.
Eskom needs the big mining companies
Glencore CEO Ivan Glasenberg reckons Eskom needs the big mining companies given Brian Molefe's declaration that Eskom will not invest in coal mines.
Lonmin shares plumb new depths
Lonmin shares have dropped another 20% to levels described as "ridiculous" but there's no indication yet that anyone is looking at bidding for the group.
Harmony on track despite losing top executives
Harmony's key strategy is to get the value of the Golpu project reflected in the share price according to departing CEO Graham Briggs
Harmony seriously at risk to a long strike
Harmony CEO Graham Briggs says his group is seriously at risk from a long strike given its financial situation and dependence on South African operations.
AngloGold hangs tough on wage negotiations
AngloGold CEO Srinivasan Venkatakrishnan has made it clear his group is in a strong position if it comes to a strike because of its foreign operations.