Sibanye-Stillwater’s Stewart eyes return to dividend
AS incoming Sibanye-Stillwater CEO Richard Stewart steps into the massive mining boots of Neal Froneman, dividends are on his mind - and no doubt...
Impala looks to better times as platinum prices rise
IMPALA Platinum (Implats) had survived the past few years of depressed platinum market conditions through an “aggressive defensive strategy” which had positioned the group...
Sibanye-Stillwater earnings knocked by impairments
Sibanye-Stillwater's interim headline earnings surged 19-fold to 190 SA cents per share, driven by higher prices and cost containment, and the company said it...
Harmony gets its financial ducks in a row
HARMONY pushed its net cash position up 285% to R11.1bn in the year to end-June giving it a total available liquidity of nearly R21bn...
Angola goes for it to boost diamond production
ANGOLA is making good progress on its ambition to become one of the world’s top three diamond producing nations by 2027 according to two...
Burkina Faso increases stake in West African Resources mines
ASX-LISTED West African Resources (WAF) will have to pay a compulsory annual 15% dividend to the Burkina Faso government as part of accepting the...
Booming metals markets boost Master Drilling’s prospects
MASTER Drilling CEO Danie Pretorius is sounding uncharacteristically cheerful for once and there are two reasons for that – he has got his own...
Soaring tax takes edge off Harmony earnings
HARMONY Gold expects that its earnings for the year to end-June will be between 57% and 77% higher at between R21,80 and R24,5 a share...
Minor PGMs will help keep price momentum
SURPRISINGLY, one of the best-performing metal this year is not gold but ruthenium. This is especially relevant for South Africa as it will supply...
Gold Fields, Ghanaian government end feud
THE agreement between Gold Fields and the Government of Ghana over the future of the Damang mine had greatly improved their relationship in recent...