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DIVERSIFIED MINERS
$200bn capex ambition of mining majors under spotlight
The great China-led economic supercycle that has been boosting global economies for a decade is falling below its expected trajectory, which is giving rise to questions supercycle slippage and demise.
By: Martin Creamer
25th May 2012
GAS
East Africa to join world gas giants
To East Africa's assets of spectacular wildlife, abundant land and shimmering beaches you can now add gas - so much gas it could transform global energy flows along with some of the world's poorest countries. Finds announced just last week off...By: Reuters
21st May 2012
DIVERSIFIED MINERS
World’s biggest miner pulling in its horns
The world’s biggest mining company is pulling in its investment horns.
BHP Billiton chairperson Jac Nasser says that the investment climate has changed since the company spoke of spending $80-billion on project growth by 2015. “As much as...
By: Martin Creamer
16th May 2012
PLATINUM
Kell technology ignites industry-creating hopes for platinum sector
A new technology – the Kell process – is igniting hopes that South Africa will be able to create a new industrial thrust out of its unique platinum endowment. There is a snowballing conviction at high level that South Africa could and should...
By: Martin Creamer
13th April 2012
Creamer Media on SAfm
06/04/2012 (On-The-Air)
South Africa’s State-owned Industrial Development Corporation is investing billions of rands in the platinum industry; The Department of Trade and Industry is going all out to boost South Africa’s struggling manufacturing sector. Here is...
By: Martin Creamer
6th April 2012
PLATINUM
Gilbertson ‘very, very bullish’ on platinum-group metals
Mining industry doyen Brian Gilbertson, who has been involved in several landmark industry-making investments, foresees South Africa’s platinum endowment as providing the potential for yet another industry-making surge.
Besides the outlook of...
By: Martin Creamer
2nd April 2012
Oil and Gas Africa
Company Announcement: Corrosion Damage Mechanisms in Refineries to be addressed at Oil and Gas Africa
Corroding infrastructure is costing the South African economy around 5% of Gross National Product (GNP). Corrosion costs can be cut by up to 25% if proper inspections are carried out by industries, according to Vanessa Sealy-Fisher, President of...
3rd February 2012
Conquest Resources Limited
Company Announcement: Conquest Resources Limited sells Zimbabwe gold properties
Toronto, Ontario – January 26, 2012 | Conquest Resources Limited (TSX-V: “CQR”) announces the sale today of its indirectly-held gold properties and assets in Zimbabwe to Mayfair Mining & Minerals, Inc. (“Mayfair”), a Nevada corporation...
27th January 2012
Fox Davies Capital
Company Announcements: Views from the Trading Floor
Oil & Gas Another rather active day in the Oil & Gas space. Roxi Petroleum (RXP LN) the Kazakhstan Oil & Gas exploration company, pushed 16% better to 4.5p as punters on the bulletins boards speculated an update was due any moment. During his last...10th January 2012
NATIONALISATION DEBATE
South Africa urged not to devote time to ‘unsuccessful concepts’ like nationalisation
South Africa does not have time to try unsuccessful concepts, said South African independent policy research and education organisation the Free Market Foundation (FMF) economist Vivian Atud at the FMF nationalisation discussion on November 3.By: Jessica Hannah
18th November 2011
GOLD
Tipper trucks start journey to new Randgold mine
Eleven specially modified trucks that will be used to transport ore from Randgold Resources’ new Gounkoto operation in Mali to the nearby Loulo plant, have arrived in Senegal and are on route to the mine, the company reported on Thursday....22nd September 2011
RARE EARTHS
Rare earths price jump no tulip mania, but correction likely
Dutch tulip mania – tulpengekte – is considered to be the first recorded speculative bubble in the global economy.
The tulip was introduced to the Netherlands in 1593 by Flemish botanist Charles de l’Écluse, who apparently received it from...
By: Irma Venter
9th September 2011
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