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ENERGY MINERALS
Optimum wants to grow, reports jump in revenues and production
South Africa’s sixth-largest coal producer and fourth-largest coal exporter, Optimum Coal, is determined to get bigger. “We’re acquisitive. We’re looking for assets,” says company CEO Mike Teke. “Recently we announced the acquisition...By: Keith Campbell
2nd September 2011
COAL
Optimum says coal output adequate to supply Eskom and export markets
Black-owned JSE-listed Optimum Coal (Optimum) said on Thursday that it remained on track to deliver between 7,2-million tons and 7,6-million tons of saleable export coal in its 2011 financial year, while fulfilling its commitments to South...
By: Loni Prinsloo
3rd February 2011
COAL
Optimum Coal restates intention to sell platinum interests
The black-owned JSE-listed Optimum Coal has restated its intention to sell off its interest in two platinum exploration projects.
Optimum CEO Mike Teke tells Mining Weekly Online that the company will dispose of both provided the right buyer is...
By: Martin Creamer
25th October 2010
Coal
A brief look at SA’s coal-mining industry
Most coal production in South Africa - about 53% - is from opencast mines, with the balance being produced by bord-and-pillar (40%), stoping (4%) and longwall mining (3%). Coal mining operations are clustered in the country’s Mpumalanga...3rd September 2010
BHP Billiton in South Africa
Klipspruit ship comes in, Douglas/Middelburg project ahead
Diversified miner BHP Billiton has done well to come in below budget and on schedule with its long-awaited Klipspruit energy-coal project in Mpumalanga province, but the current stronger-than-expected South African rand is currently likely to be...By: Martin Creamer
21st May 2010
COAL
Rains water down Optimum Coal's export forecast
SE-listed black-owned mining company Optimum Coal expects to export less coal than forecast from its rain-hit opencast mines.
Optimum forecast that it would export 5,4-million tons of coal from its Optimum collieries in the 12 months to June 30,...
By: Martin Creamer
5th May 2010
Coal
Sentula, partner to develop R820m coal project at Koornfontein
JSE-listed coal producer Sentula Mining and its joint-venture (JV) partner Siyanda Resources would spend R820-million on a new development at the Koornfontein mine, CEO Robin Berry said on Wednesday.
The company would seek raise between...
19th November 2008
Environmental page
Acid mine drainage threatens important water resources
Environmental protection group Federation for a Sustainable Environment (FSE) is strongly opposing the opening of five new Xstrata Coal mines in the Mpumalanga escarpment, located northwest of Ermelo, where the Vaal, Olifants, Komati, Mpuluzi and...By: Leandi Kolver
4th July 2008
COAL
Merafe opts out of Koornfontein, to mine other coal resources
Black-owned miner Merafe Resources has decided not to buy the just-under 25% of the Koornfontein coal mine, in Mpumalanga, that it was entitled to from Sentula Mining, but the company has two other coal resources it hoped to bring to account by...By: Matthew Hill
13th June 2008
COAL
Sentula completes R150m Koornfontein acquisition
JSE-listed coal-mining services company, Sentula, on Thursday announced the finalisation of its acquisition of a 49,998% stake in the Koornfontein coal mine in Mpumalanga, for R150-million, as all conditions precedent were met.31st January 2008
CORPORATE ACTIVITY
Scharrig acquires nearly half of Koornfontein coal mine in fourth joint venture
Mining services company Scharrig Mining (Scharrig) has acquired nearly half of the Koorfontein coal mine, in Mpumalanga, making this the fourth coal joint venture (JV) and asset the company has acquired.12th October 2007
COAL
Scharrig buys 50% of Koornfontein colliery
JSE-listed mining services firm Sharrig Mining (Schamin) has bought a 49,998% in the Koornfontein coal mine, in Mpumalanga, for R150-million from Investec Bank and Coronation Capital, it said on Thursday.By: Mariaan Webb
4th October 2007
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