Northam takes impasse public in open letter
Northam Platinum has published a notice in City Press calling on the National Union of Mineworkers to help it save the company amid a three-week strike over wages.
Northam will withstand prolonged NUM strike
Revenue losses from the strike at Northam's Zondereinde mine now were at R200m, but the firm was robust enough to withstand a prolonged strike.
SA platinum ETF demand ‘sticky’: JM
Johnson Matthey poured cold water on fears that Johannesburg's highly successful platinum-backed exchange traded product had introduced hot money into the market.
RBPlat cuts capex in R2bn brownfields plant
Royal Bafokeng Platinum will opt for a brownfields expansion of its concentrator at the Bafokeng-Rasimone Platinum Mine rather than build a new concentrator at Styldrift.
SA underpins widening platinum deficit
Johnson Matthey said closures and a loss of productivity would underpin a 78% increase in the platinum deficit, but added the price would still be contained.
Lonmin mulls ESOP, suffers cash burn
Lonmin said it was considering handing up to 8% in the company to employees and the community as it sought to win "hearts and minds".
PTM to miss mid-2015 platinum sale target
The good news is that Platinum Group Metals has been thrown a lifeline by a syndicate of banks that will attempt to raise $195m for the WBJV Project 1.
Northam wage offer rebuffed by NUM
Northam Platinum could barely mask its exasperation after having a third upgraded wage offer to NUM rejected by the union.
Hot in the kitchen at Implats
These are tough times for Terence Goodlace and Impala Platinum where operational change is complicated by the threat of strikes and an unhelpful platinum price.
Strike tension builds in SA platinum sector
Northam Platinum said the NUM had been granted a certificate of non-resolution and while talks continue, there's a chance of mass action in the platinum sector.