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Investors propose international agency to monitor mining

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A COALITION of investors managing $18 trillion in assets has called for the establishment of an independent International Minerals Agency modelled on the International...

Resource disputes reach decade-high amid mineral scramble

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DISAGREEMENTS between governments and investors over natural resources have surged to a 10-year peak, with 32 disputes already lodged this year, said Reuters citing...

Kore in talks to sell company after derisking $2.2bn Kola

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KORE Potash, the mineral fertiliser developer, has received two offers to buy the company, it said in an announcement on Tuesday. The bids were non-binding...

Gold holds near $4,000 after China tax change

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GOLD held around $4,000 an ounce after a weak start on Monday, as China ended a long-standing tax rebate for some retailers, said Bloomberg...

Rio Tinto urged to make “now or never” bid for Teck

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ACTIVIST fund Palliser Capital has urged Rio Tinto to mount a counterbid for Teck Resources which recently set out terms for a nil-premium merger...

Exxaro sells ferrosilicon assets for R250m to EverSeed

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EXXARO Resources announced on Monday the sale of its ferrosilicon assets for R250m which it said was in line with its strategy to focus...

Newmont CEO says Ghana’s fiscal stability key

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NEWMONT CEO Tom Palmer emphasised the importance of fiscal certainty and equitable taxation in attracting mining capital, as the company inaugurated its $900m Ahafo...

DRDGOLD plans to target offshore tailings partners

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DRDGOLD is in early stage planning to expand internationally by establishing partnerships with miners interested in mining tailings. CEO Niël Pretorius said this week his...

Platinum price “tailwind” offsets Implats’ disrupted Q1

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IMPALA Platinum (Implats) welcomed the improved platinum group metal (PGM) market which helped offset disrupted first quarter production. Commenting in an update on Friday, the...

Rare earths to be in deficit for 15 years, says Rainbow...

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A SUPPLY deficit in rare earths was likely to exist for at least a decade even as the US rushes to secure deals for...