Kloppers calls it quits at BHP Billiton
Marius Kloppers is to step down from BHP Billiton after nearly six years at the firm and is to be replaced by Andrew Mackenzie, head of BHP's non-ferrous business.
Miners battle amid capital shrinkage
Access to capital proved difficult for mining companies globally, according to a Ernst & Young which surveyed capital raisings and debt finance in the industry for 2012.
Kumba ‘second footprint’ lends option to SA
Norman Mbazima, Kumba Iron Ore CEO, believes government is realistic, but its plans for domestic iron ore pricing makes the firm's Africa footprint a useful option.
Rival unions shatter fragile peace at Amplats
The spotlight has been thrown again on the fragile nature of labour relations on SA's mines after at least 13 employees at Amplats were injured in mine violence.
Zuma pleases Alliance but NDP needs traction
President Jacob Zuma's State of the Nation address won the support of Cosatu, but the congress believes the National Development Plan cannot be implemented.
De Beers pins hopes on India, China
Improved sales in India and China would assist the diamond market in staging a modest turnaround in fortunes during 2013, De Beers said.
Amplats flexible on shape of restructuring
Anglo American Platinum CEO, Chris Griffith, said the firm's restructuring may be different from announced but the aims of the production cuts would be the same.
Harmony’s Kusasalethu to reopen by end-April
Harmony Gold said it would reopen its Kusasalethu gold mine with full production expected by June after an agreement is struck with key unions.
All eyes on South Deep as Gold Fields sets stall
South Deep needed to put in a big shift in Gold Fields' 2013 financial year as the newly formed firm set out to make good on its new high margin credentials.
Implats may raise $500m as cash diminishes
Impala Platinum looked to secure finance for its Rustenburg projects as its cash balance fell about R2.9bn year-on-year.