Kumba expects Q4 iron ore revival
Kumba Iron Ore, the Anglo American subsidiary, said the fourth quarter iron ore price would be supported by China to which it sells 66% of its exports.
DRDGold steadies ship, but bids CFO adieu
DRDGold expected to report a 13% lift in June quarter gold production, but in a sign of continued flux said its newly appointed CFO had resigned.
Amplats may hook Atlatsa partnership
Anglo American Platinum's Pandora joint venture has been added to the list of dispensable assets while a partnership with Atlatsa's Bokoni mines may be ended.
Zimplats mine collapse raises ground concerns
Zimplats suffered a major set-back after its biggest mine - Bimha - collapsed, a development that will see the loss of 45,000 ounces of platinum group metals.
Anglo turnaround tale gaining traction
Shares in Anglo American show a 40%, 12-month return suggesting that the oft-promised turnaround of the UK group may actually materialise this time.
Bill recall may have dark side for SA mining
The potential recall of the Mineral & Petroleum Resources Development Amendment bill could see a return to some of the contentions in the 2012 report.
RBPlat, NUM lift gloom with 9.1% wage pact
Royal Bafokeng Platinum will pay its lowest paid underground workers 9.5% to 10.5% for the first three years of a five-year deal that also links in productivity.
Platinum blots Anglo copy book
Anglo American posted a reasonable first half of production with output from Amplats down 40% - the only major upset recorded by the UK group.
Keaton ends June quarter “in positive mood”
Keaton Energy ticked more production boxes in the June quarter, seasonally a good operating period for South Africa's coal producers.
Debt-laden Eskom issues plea for tariff hikes
Eskom is a company rapidly sliding beneath the cost of servicing some R252bn in debt - a situation that cries out for a revisit of the electricity tariff.