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Natasha Odendaal
Natasha Odendaal is Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor for Engineering News and Mining Weekly.
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Anglo American a ‘fundamentally different’ business
10th May 2019 As dual-listed Anglo American looks back on what has been described as another “very successful year”, the mining giant can look back on what is a significantly contrasting position less than a decade ago. Since 2012, Anglo American has shifted from a 30% mining margin to a 42% mining margin by... →
Platinum seen contributing as much to South Africa's economy as gold did in the 20th century
3rd May 2019 With the too-high economic cost of a lost opportunity looming, immediate measures are required to assist the platinum group metals mining sector to improve its viability and preserve employment. This is the intent behind the industry’s new South African National Platinum Strategy, with its most... →
Platinum seen contributing as much to SA economy as gold did in the 20th century
3rd May 2019 With the too-high economic cost of a lost opportunity looming, immediate measures are required to assist the platinum group metals (PGMs) mining sector to improve its viability and preserve employment. This is the intent behind the industry’s new South African National Platinum Strategy, with its... →
Digital solutions a key feature of record breaking 2019 bauma trade fair
3rd May 2019 The 2019 edition of bauma, the largest trade fair for construction machinery, vehicles and equipment, building material machines and mining machines, broke all previous records, generating the best results in the exhibition’s 65-year history. The fair, opened by German Economic Affairs and Energy... →
Anglo American a ‘fundamentally different’ business
2nd May 2019 As dual-listed Anglo American looks back on what has been described as another “very successful year”, the mining giant can look back on what is a significantly contrasting position less than a decade ago. Since 2012, Anglo American has shifted from a 30% mining margin to a 42% mining margin by... →
Launch of platinum equivalent of gold Krugerrand being explored
26th April 2019 The development of a ‘Mandela platinum coin’ could become reality as progress is made in bringing the vision to life, Minerals Council South Africa CEO Roger Baxter says. In an effort to bolster demand for platinum-group metals (PGMs), which is currently on the back foot and struggling to... →
Vast to divest from Zim gold assets
19th April 2019 Aim-listed mining company Vast Resources has concluded a conditional sale contract for the proposed disposal, to Southern African Trade Finance (SATF), of its noncore 50.01% interest in Ronquil Enterprises - the holder of its Zimbabwe gold assets; and the remaining 25.01% economic interest in the... →
Rapidly rising costs, contracting revenue exacerbating PGMs industry crisis
19th April 2019 Faster-than-inflation rising costs and a stall in revenue in the South African platinum group metals (PGMs) industry are exacerbating hardwired challenges that are already threatening nearly 90 000 jobs. Rapidly escalating costs, particularly for labour, electricity and supplies, are fast... →
Battery metals explorer to continue work on Cameroon, DRC prospects following review
12th April 2019 Aim-listed African Battery Metals (ABM) is now continuing work across its Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) cobalt and Cameroon cobalt/nickel projects following a strategic review. The company intends using the data obtained to identify an optimal value generation pathway for the company and... →
Rapidly rising costs will exacerbate PGMs industry crisis
9th April 2019 Faster-than-inflation rising costs and a stall in revenue in the South African platinum group metals (PGMs) industry are exacerbating hardwired challenges that are already threatening nearly 90 000 jobs. Rapidly escalating costs, particularly for labour, electricity and supplies, are fast... →
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