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Zimplats to transfer shares “at appropriate value’

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Impala Platinum’s proposal to cede a majority shareholding in Zimplats under Zimbabwe’s indigenisation laws has been accepted by that country’s government.

Zimplats to transfer shares “at appropriate value’

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Impala Platinum’s proposal to cede a majority shareholding in Zimplats under Zimbabwe’s indigenisation laws has been accepted by that country’s government.

Court suspends Northam safety stoppage

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The Labour Court has suspended a safety stoppage at a mine operated by Northam Platinum, according to trade union Solidarity.

Zimbabwe ‘accepts’ Zimplats proposals

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Zimbabwe has accepted the proposals of Impala Platinum subsidiary Zimplats to comply with the country's indigenisation legislation, according to the company.

Zimbabwe declines to extend Impala deadline

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A letter from Impala Platinum requesting an extension to its indigenisation plans has been rejected by the Zimbabwean government.

Implats sets Mar. 13 showdown with Kasukuwere

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Impala Platinum will set down its final position on Zimbabwe indigenisation on March 13 in terms of a new extension granted by Saviour Kasukuwere. But why has the Zimbabwean minister agreed to an extension?

Eastplats hits Q4 wall, impairs for $46.3m

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Shares in Eastplats slumped 7% on the JSE as it posted a horror decline in year-on-year profits, suffered a $46.5m write-down, and said projects might be rescoped permanently unless third-party funding was acquired.

Impala’s Rustenburg resumes production

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Impala had rehired 14,950 workers at its key Rustenburg mine which was ready to restart production following a crippling six week strike which cost the operation 120,000 ounces of output.

Tharisa secures R1bn funding for plant

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Tharisa Minerals has raised R1bn for a chrome and platinum group metal mine and concentrator from HSBC Holdings.

Implats lost revenue escalates to R2.5bn

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Impala Platinum said some 120,000 oz in production had been lost following a crippling strike equal to R2.4bn in lost revenue.