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Northam launches R1bn balance sheet overhaul

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Northam Platinum is to tap shareholders R600m as part of a R1bn financing of the firm's balance sheet following a year of misfortune.

Aquarius’ Nel proposes cash for shares salary

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Jean Nel, CEO of Aquarius Platinum, has proposed receiving shares over cash while the board wants non-executive directors to take a 10% haircut on their fees.

Amplats hopes to avoid union wage posturing

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Chris Griffith, CEO of Anglo American Platinum, said he was hopeful that a longer period of engagement with unions would stand it in good stead ahead of wage talks.

Impala pays dividend, targets 850k oz output

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Terence Goodlace, CEO of Impala Platinum, sounded a bullish note in the firm's year-end results saying he firmly believed the market would recover medium term.

Impala likely to pass on dividend

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Impala Platinum is likely to give up its final dividend restricting shareholders to a modest full-year payout as impairments hit home while wage negotiations loom.

Northam steers course through headwinds

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Assisted by a weaker rand Northam Platinum produced an improvement in full-year share earnings, but uncertainties persist that may continue to worry investors.

Lonmin seals recognition pact with AMCU

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Lonmin has signed a recognition agreement with AMCU which confirms its status as the dominant union in South Africa's troubled platinum sector.

RBPlat weighs cut in R11.4bn Styldrift capital

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Royal Bafokeng Platinum said it may not build its own concentrator which could see it reduce the capital demands on the R11.4bn Styldrift project.

Aquarius Pt eyes own cash for $300m bond

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Aquarius Platinum said it was giving thought to using internally generated cash in order to at least part settle or refinance a $300m corporate bond due in 2015.

Aquarius Pt wins plaudits, but is it enough?

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Aquarius Platinum has clawed back ground in production and share price, but the question analysts ask centres on the long-term prospects for a resource limited firm.