Sasol lifts tempo on SA regulatory debate
Sasol CEO, David Constable, upped the tempo on what it's like to do business in South Africa, criticising the proposed carbon tax and saying governments should just govern.
Australians Aquila may take Govt. to court
Aquila Resources has asked mines minister, Susan Shabangu, to grant it a mining right over a manganese deposit or it will consider legal action.
Northam launches R1bn balance sheet overhaul
Northam Platinum is to tap shareholders R600m as part of a R1bn financing of the firm's balance sheet following a year of misfortune.
Gold bulls warned to rein-in horns
Gold gained about 60% - less in rand gold terms as the South African currency firmed - but bulls were warned that the Fed's QE tapering threat could return, and soon.
Anglo, BHP play cards in MPRDA re-think
Anglo American and BHP Billiton argued government should re-phrase and delete parts of the MPRDA amendment bill in an effort to preserve investment in the sector.
Pan African books Evander Mines lift
Pan African Resources benefited from four months of income from Evander Mines, but now has to set about ameliorating at least a year of low grades at the asset.
MPRDA change may dent Aquila $480m projects
Aquila Resources says its manganese and an iron ore projects in the Northern Cape and Limpopo provinces might be dented if certain MPRDA changes were made.
Aquarius’ Nel proposes cash for shares salary
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.
Sibanye pays dividend despite strike risk
Sibanye Gold made good on promises to return cash, but the risk of an unprotected strike at its Driefontein mine has increased after AMCU turned down an 8% offer.
Gold Fields acknowledges SEC probe
Gold Fields acknowledged that the US Securities Exchange Commission was to investigate the group's South Deep empowerment transaction.