Frandsen insists Pallinghurst turned corner
Pallinghurst has clawed back value this year and while it doesn't yet signal a complete turnaround, it's evidence the firm has turned the corner, says CEO Arne Frandsen.
NUM may join AMCU in Amplats strike
The NUM could send its members on strike following a Labour Court decision today dismissing the union's attempts at halting the restructuring at Amplats.
PTM Waterberg find billed as ‘company-maker’
Exploration target Waterberg in the northern reaches of the Bushveld Complex could be a company-maker for Toronto's Platinum Group Metals, said an analyst.
DRDGold non-plussed as 600 in pay dispute
Niel Pretorius, CEO of DRDGold, says he was surprised by eleventh hour wage demands which would have doubled the increase he thought unions would accept.
Keaton lifted as interim coal output up 55%
Keaton Energy shares performed strongly on further evidence of improved output raising the prospect of a good interim showing in November.
Mathunjwa rages against Amplats, labour hire
Joseph Mathunjwa, president of AMCU, railed against Amplats' labour hire system which is a sticking point in a strike now into its second week.
Sable to keep M&A option over Nimba
Sable Mining will finance its $250m Nimba iron ore mine in such a way as to leave the door open to a merger with Anglo, GlencoreXstrata or Mittal as possible suitors.
Anglo, Aquarius, Lonmin in SA ‘home-coming’
Local shareholdings in companies such as Anglo American and Aquarius Platinum are on the rise. Are investors in SA cashing in where foreigners fear to tread?
ContiCoal confirms November JSE debut
The JSE is to get another thermal coal play in Continental Coal, a company currently in the throes of refinancing its balance sheet.
Amplats loses R300m as strike drags
Anglo American Platinum was losing 3,100 ounces of platinum production daily owing to a strike at its Rustenburg and North Pilansberg operations, it said.