‘Devastating’ loss sends Implats into safety revamp
A fire that cost the lives of four miners is part of a deterioration in safety standards described as "devastating" and which also cost 50,000 oz in production.
Zimplats calls for urgent dialogue over rights
Zimplats is seeking "constructive dialogue" with Zimbabwe's government over an end-March deadline to transfer 28,000 hectares worth of mineral rights.
‘Neutral’ Lonmin shows $120m Q1 cash outflow
Shares in Lonmin were untroubled as the market absorbed first quarter output figures. A worry, however, is another cash outflow, this time totalling $120m.
PIC defends Lonmin stake in Parliament
The Public Investment Corporation defended its decision to take its stake in Lonmin up to about 30% saying it was keeping its eye on long-term prospects.
Amplats spells out full impact of 2015 pain
Anglo American Platinum numbered the write-off of Atlatsa loans and restructuring costs as among the most damaging to its 2015 full-year figures.
Implats 14 shaft shut after fatal fire
UPDATED - Impala Platinum confirms four deaths at 14 shaft which will be shut following a meeting with mines minister, Mosebenzi Zwane.
Impala facing rights issue if slump persists
Impala Platinum's balance sheet may be under fresh pressure if current platinum prices were to be maintained for another year.
Govt suspended platinum mining in Rustenburg
The mines safety inspectorate in the North West province said underground operations had to close - and then, unusually, changed its mine 24 hours later.
Lonmin $400m rights offer under-subscribed
Lonmin's controversial $400m rights offer was under-subscribed by some 30% with the firm's bankers now seeking to place the shares in the open market.
Tharisa to chase down 10% cost reduction
Tharisa produced a maiden full-year profit but said for the current year it would seek a 10% reduction in costs and overheads.