ContiCoal bid, would be “great outcome”
A $75m bid for Continental Coal's subsidaries by Ivory Mint would be "a great outcome", says the business practitioner presiding over the firm's business rescue.
RBCT wary of 19mtpa expansion plan
Richards Bay Coal Terminal said the expansion of its facilities which saw it cross swords with Transnet two years was unlikely to see light of day in the short-term.
Northam suspends Zondereinde amid ‘tension’
Northam Platinum has suspended operations at Zondereinde amid mine tension, although CEO, Paul Dunne, says a quick resolution is still possible.
Acacia surpasses 2014 gold output forecast
Analysts said Acacia deserved to be re-rated as it turned in another solid quarter of cost reduction and gold production increases.
Matona blames crisis on deferred maintenance
South Africa was paying the price for failing to maintain its plants from about 2009 and that load-shedding was imminent and would continue for "a long time".
Metallon targets 150,000 oz for 2015
Zimbabwe's largest gold producer, Metallon Gold, said it would produce 150,000 oz of gold in 2015, a 50% increase on output it achieved last year.
PTM to seek Waterberg investors
Canada's Platinum Group Metals said it would talk to its partners and third parties regarding investment in its Waterberg extension project.
Northam wins interdict against NUM strike
Northam Platinum urged workers on an unprotected strike at its Zondereinde mine to return to work in a turn of events that is full of ominous portent.
Beacon Hill investors in uproar over failure
Private investors in Beacon Hill Resources say the company's management could face a class action after failing to study their proposal to save the company.
Plaudits & raspberries 2015: the favourites
Already Tshediso Matona is getting heat after Eskom said it may return to load-shedding. Who else is in the firing line or will attract the ticker tape in 2015?