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Lanxess granted new-order mining rights for Rustenburg chrome mine
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German specialty chemicals group Lanxess was granted new order mining rights by the Department of Mineral Resources (DMR) in April, resulting in organisational changes within the company’s mining operations, including changes to the ownership...
By: Leandi Kolver
17th May 2013
MINING OUTPUT
SA mining output falls in March after two-month recovery
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South Africa’s mining output contracted by 3.5% in March, Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) reported on Thursday.
This followed two consecutive months of recovery, rising 6.7% and 6.8% in January and February respectively.
By: Natasha Odendaal
9th May 2013
DIVERSIFIED MINER
Weather hits ENRC iron-ore output in Q1
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Kazakh mining group ENRC said severe weather in the first quarter hit both its iron ore mining and processing operations, taking the shine off better news from abroad as it ramps up its copper mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo. In a trading...
By: Reuters
9th May 2013
MANGANESE
Loss-making Metmar cold-shoulders mining, returns to trading roots
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A R65-million operating loss in the 12 months to February 28 has prompted JSE-listed Metmar to cold-shoulder mining and re-embrace metals trading base on which the company was founded.
“Our focus going forward is on the trading business and not...
By: Martin Creamer
30th April 2013
COMMODITIES
Slower world growth gives commodity investors cold feet
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Investors are staying away from commodities, fearing that the worst is yet to come after prices plunged in April on signs of slower world economic growth.
Wealth managers have been pulling money from commodities since the start of the year,...
By: Reuters
29th April 2013
MINING INVESTMENT
Looming China/Africa head-on collision – Solomon
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An economic head-on collision was looming between Chinese business imperatives and Africa’s aspirations to derive more benefit from their continent’s minerals, J&J Group executive director Michael Solomon warned on Wednesday.
Speaking at the...
By: Martin Creamer
17th April 2013
MINERAL BENEFICIATION
Chinese group earmarks $20m for Zim ferrochrome smelter acquisitions
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Chinese chrome processor Afro-Chine Smelting says it is to spend more than $20-million on acquiring and building six chrome smelters in Zimbabwe, two of which will be commissioned in the country's Midlands province in July, initially producing up...
By: Oscar Nkala
12th April 2013
EMISSIONS CONTROL
Joburg firm erecting baghouses at Xstrata’s Lion ferrochrome complex
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Actom Air Pollution Control, a division of local electromechanical equipment and turnkey solutions provider Actom, is in the process of erecting the first of three bag houses, in fulfilment of a contract awarded by global diversified miner...
By: Samantha Moolman
22nd March 2013
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Direng
Dirlem
Lanxess Chrome Mining
Lanxess South Africa
Mining Weekly
Nedbank
Stats SA
ENRC
Alphamin Resources
Beacon Rock Corporate Services
Kalagadi
Kalahari Resources
Kivu Resources
Metmar Investments
BlackRock
EPFR Global
ING Investment Management
Merrill Lynch Wealth Management
Reuters
Sica Wealth Management
VTB Capital
Afro-Chine
Afro-Chine Smelting
Tsingshan Group
Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission & Distribution Company
Materials Handling
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Looming China/Africa head-on collision – Solomon
'Prohibitive' power cost hobbling smelters – ARM
SA must instil new confidence in global investors – Motsepe
Mittal cuts capacity as power surges, takes buy-back knock
SA ferrochrome profitability down to zero – Danko Konchar
AMCU-dominant Two Rivers is lowest-cost platinum producer – Mike Schmidt
Line has to be drawn on union demands – Motsepe
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Loss-making Metmar cold-shoulders mining,... 
Looming China/Africa head-on collision – Solomon 
'Prohibitive' power cost hobbling smelters – ARM 
SA must instil new confidence in global... 
Mittal cuts capacity as power surges, takes... 
SA ferrochrome profitability down to zero –... 
AMCU-dominant Two Rivers is lowest-cost... 
Line has to be drawn on union demands – Motsepe 
Merafe expects chrome export duty decision by... 
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