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Mining Services

Concrete pump manufacturer sees turnaround in 2010 Video Available

Concrete pump manufacturer Putzmeister South Africa (PMSA) CEO Ludwig Geyser tells Mining Weekly that, during 2009, the company, like many others, experienced a decrease in turnover of nearly 50% despite the build-up to major events such as the...
5th February 2010
 
Editorial Insight

Miner-supported investigation calculates ‘sustainable' Eskom price hike at 25%

Research consultancy Genesis Analytics asserts South Africa's State-owned power utility, Eskom, can cut a further ten percentage points a year off its application for tariff increases of 35% annually to 2013.
15th January 2010
 
ELECTRICITY TARIFFS

Eskom faces avalanche of opposition as tariff hearings begin

South Africa's State-owned power producer Eskom moved on Monday to defend its highly unpopular application for price increases of 35% a year for the three-year period from April 1, 2010, to March 31, 2013, at the first of what would be nine...
11th January 2010
 
COAL

Exxaro in R30bn-plus coal-based development plan in Waterberg

JSE-listed top-forty company Exxaro is involved with coal-based development plans worth at least R30-billion, the company told journalists on Wednesday. “You are standing on the future of coal-mining in South Africa,” Exxaro CEO Sipho Nkosi...
4th November 2009
 
GOLD

Offspring of South Africa’s iconic struggle veterans 
take to the gold stage

The offspring of the iconic Nelson Mandela and South African President Jacob Zuma have taken to the stage in South Africa’s ever-changing gold-mining industry.

Initiating a ‘new golden struggle’ is Nelson Mandela’s grandson, Zondwa...
23rd October 2009
 
FINANCIAL RESULTS

Metmar’s interim revenue drops 60% to R830m

South African commodity trader Metmar on Wednesday reported that revenue for the six months ended August was down by 60,3%, from more than R2-billion in the first half of 2008, to R829,7-million. The cash generated from operations amounted to...
21st October 2009
 
GOLD

Aurora destined to be major gold player – Zondwa Mandela Video Available

Aurora MD Zondwa Mandela and Enver Motala, SBT Trust The soon-to-be-listed Aurora Empowerment Systems was destined to be a major gold player, Zondwa Mandela, Nelson Mandela's grandson, said on Wednesday as he clinched another significant gold acquisition and revealed, under questioning, that he had...
14th October 2009
 
MINING INVESTMENT

New fund to target coal, renewable-energy projects Video Available

Investors looking to target the mining industry as a means of capital investment can look forward to some welcome relief in the coming months.
2nd October 2009
 
CONTRACT MINING

SA contract miner sets up shop in Chile

The mining-contracting division of construction and engineering group Murray & Roberts, Murray & Roberts Cementation, reports that the company has its eye on South America as a major growth area and has established a company, Cementation...
18th September 2009
 
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GOT TO GO UP

The project order book of South African engineering, construction and mining group Murray & Roberts consolidated at the R40-billion level by June 30. Although down from the R55-billion backlog it reported at end of June last year, following...
4th September 2009
 
GOLD

Mandela/Zuma company bids R215m for Pamodzi Gold Orkney, preserves jobs

Black economic-empowerment company Aurora Empowerment Systems, of which President Jacob Zuma's nephew Khulubuse Zuma is chairperson and Nelson Mandela's grandson Zondwa Mandela is MD, has bid R215-million for the provisionally liquidated assets of...
24th August 2009
 
GOLD

Strong rand weighs as Harmony wins plaudits for first dividend in half decade Video Available

Harmony Gold CEO Graham Briggs While South Africa's third-largest gold miner Harmony Gold won plaudits on Monday for unexpectedly declaring its first dividend in half a decade, its CEO Graham Briggs was quick to point out to Mining Weekly Online that the company would not be...
17th August 2009
 
 
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