Mining Weekly

2 days ago | miningweekly.com | Martin Creamer

JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – Mining company Menar is very hopeful that trade relations between South Africa and the United States are normalised very soon, and points out that if they are not, the United States will also be adversely affected and not South Africa alone. Menar MD Vuslat Bayoglu emphasised this dual adversity outcome when he spoke to Mining Weekly in a Zoom interview.

2 days ago | miningweekly.com | Darren Parker

PIC now owns more than 15.41% of SibanyeAs a magazine-and-online subscriber to Creamer Media's Engineering News & Mining Weekly, you are entitled to one free research report of your choice. You would have received a promotional code at the time of your subscription. Have this code ready and click here. At the time of check-out, please enter your promotional code to download your free report. Email [email protected] if you have forgotten your promotional code.

3 days ago | miningweekly.com | Martin Creamer

JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – The Waterberg platinum group metals (PGMs) project in South Africa’s Limpopo province is poised for a $1.8-billion funding uplift as part of a private placement being conducted by Toronto- and New York-listed Platinum Group Metals. Planned is the selling of 800 000 shares at $1.26 each to Hosken Consolidated Investments, to enable the South African company to return to being a to return to being a 26% beneficial shareholder.

6 days ago | miningweekly.com | Marleny Arnoldi

Global diversified miner Glencore says various initiatives at its industrial assets are driving positive change in the communities where they operate. “Our diversified business model, underpinned by our industrial and marketing businesses, is well placed to continue to deliver the commodities needed for today and tomorrow in a responsible manner that creates long-term sustainable value for our stakeholders,” says CEO Gary Nagle in the company’s latest sustainability report.

6 days ago | miningweekly.com | Martin Creamer

Every Friday, SAfm’s radio anchor Sakina Kamwendo speaks to Martin Creamer, publishing editor of Engineering News & Mining Weekly. Reported here is this Friday’s At the Coalface transcript:Kamwendo: A South African is running one of the world’s biggest gold companies remarkably well. Creamer: Yes, he is Mark Bristow and I always refer to him as Doctor Mark Bristow, because he is a doctor of geology and he used to teach a lot of geologists here before he got into mining.