Why investors are cautious of Glencore
INVESTMENT analysts attempting to parse the comments of Glencore’s fast-talking CEO Gary Nagle at the year-end results presentation in February had much to ponder.
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Rio Tinto backs dual-listed structure
RIO Tinto backed its dual-listed structure and asked shareholders to vote against London-based hedge fund Palliser Capital's resolution to review the firm's two listings...
Transnet’s Network Statement “not got us excited”, says Ndlovu
THUNGELA Resources said extending an existing coal freight contract with Transnet was good business even as the state-owned rail and ports firm opened the...
Congo’s Tshisekedi meets US over minerals deal
FELIX Tshisekedi, President of the Democratic Republic of Congo, has met US lawmaker Ronny Jackson to discuss fighting in the east of the country...
Anglo starts consultation to cut jobs
ANGLO American has begun a consultation process in the United Kingdom and South Africa to cut jobs, amid a broader restructuring aimed at refocusing...
Miners upbeat on US projects under Trump administration
MINING companies with projects in the US were more hopeful of speedier delivery following the election of Donald Trump as President, said the Financial...
Lack of cash for Transnet “a concern” says Minerals Council
THE Minerals Council of South Africa said it was concerned there was no allocation for state-owned rail and ports company Transnet in the country's...
Rio Tinto asked to end “value destructive” structure
LONDON-based hedge fund Palliser Capital published a letter sent to the chair of Rio Tinto in which it asked the group to take further...
Minerals exploration spend falls for second consecutive year
EXPLORATION for minerals fell for the second consecutive year in 2024, sliding six percent to $12.5bn, according to a report by the Financial Times.
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Mali suspends artisanal mining permits to foreigners
MALI has suspended the granting of new artisanal mining permits to foreigners following accidents in recent weeks that claimed 56 lives, many of them...