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De Beers’ Penny quits firm

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De Beers CEO, Gareth Penny, ended a five year reign at the helm of the diamond group on Friday even as it unveiled a doubling in pretax earnings, an 84% increase in sales and a doubling in production.

Lonmin to meet platinum sales target

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Lonmin will meet its forecast of selling 700,000 oz of platinum in the year to September but at an additional cost of $17.5m because some 20,000 oz of platinum will be toll-smelted by a competitor.

Marikana yields higher output for Lonmin

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Lonmin said third quarter output from its Marikana underground operations yielded a 10.2% increase compared to the same period last year.

Kumba’s interim profits soar

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Kumba Iron Ore has reported a 90% surge in profits for the first six months of 2010 but sounded a note of caution on expected trading conditions in the second half which could show a modest slowdown.

Kumba arbitration could take two years

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It could take between one and two years for arbitration proceedings over the disputed iron ore contract between Kumba Iron Ore and ArcelorMittal to reach a decision.

Kumba strikes interim deal with ArcelorMittal

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UPDATED - Kumba Iron Ore and ArcelorMittal have reached an interim pricing agreement which will keep iron ore supplies flowing to the steel producer.

Randgold & Exploration eyes higher H1 earnings

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Randgold & Exploration says earnings per share for the six months ended June 2010 will be between 1 050c and 1 105c per share greater than the comparative unaudited earnings per share of 1c per share for the six months ended June 2009.

Platinum juniors take a beating

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Platinum juniors and explorers are getting battered by current volatile market conditions with Wesizwe Platinum and Platinum Group Metals amongst the worst affected.

Randgold DRC project ahead of schedule

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International gold mining and exploration company Randgold Resources says construction on its Kibali project in the DRC is six months ahead of schedule.

RBCT workers end wage strike

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Some striking workers at the Richards Bay Coal Terminal have resumed work after accepting a 9.5% wage rise offer by RBCT, a company official says.