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Project house seeks to unlock opportunities for own-technologies
By: Keith Campbell 18th March 2005 SOUTH African company Bateman Engineered Technologies is gaining the majority of its income from its own technologies. →
New mining logistics solution emerges
By: Keith Campbell 4th March 2005 Mining companies will be able to benefit from a joint initiative by two leading South African companies, Bateman and Barloworld, concerning logistics and supply-chain management. →
Finnish firm's unending quest for platinum processing technology
By: Liezel Hill 28th January 2005 With constant pressure from all sides on the mining sector, and particularly the high cost of mining and high demand for platinum, the development of, and demand for, improved technology and equipment is ongoing. →
Giant invests in new refining process
By: Keith Campbell 28th January 2005 THE new hydrometallurgical refining process for copper, copper-gold and nickel sulphide concentrates developed by Cominco Engineering Services Ltd (CESL) has received a big boost with the decision by Brazil’s Companha Vale do Rio Doce (CVRD) to build a $58-million semi-industrial copper... →
Brazil's CVRD seeks global opportunities
By: Keith Campbell 22nd November 2004 For a while, earlier this year, it seemed possible that the world’s largest iron-ore producer, Brazil’s Companhia Vale do Rio Doce (CVRD) would fulfil its explicit ambition of joining the ranks of the world’s Big Three (in terms of market value) mining groups – Anglo... →
Brazil's big mining cat on the prowl for global opportunities
By: Keith Campbell 19th November 2004 FOR a while, earlier this year, it seemed possible that the world’s largest iron-ore producer, Brazil’s Companhia Vale do Rio Doce (CVRD) would fulfil its explicit ambition of joining the ranks of the world’s Big Three (in terms of market value) mining groups – Anglo... →
New technology proves worth at Africa's largest nickel-mine
By: Helene Le Roux 12th November 2004 Early operation results indicate that Africa�s largest nickel mine, Tati Nickel, in Botswana, has been successful in proving that it is economically viable to commercialise a new technology for processing mineral concentrates without the use of smelting. →
Crime syndicates still a big drain on mining industry
By: Irma Venter 1st November 2004 It is nearly as old as the industry itself. The pilfering of South Africa’s precious metals and diamonds started alongside South Africa’s mining industry – evolving linearly to the first rudimentary diggings into sophisticated multimillion-dollar operations. →
Missing billions
By: Irma Venter 29th October 2004 Precious metals and minerals syndicates still a big drain on industry →
New look at mining's economic contribution
By: Keith Campbell 4th October 2004 Far from being a ‘sunset industry’, mining in South Africa is set to remain a fundamental force in the South African economy for the next fifty or so years. →
Foundation Industry
By: Keith Campbell 1st October 2004 New look at mining's economic contribution →
First rights conversions this year - Minister
By: Terence Creamer 17th September 2004 Minerals and Energy Minister Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka revealed yesterday that government expected to make the first conversions of mineral rights from the old to the new order later this year. →
Alliance with German group gives SA firm global reach
By: Keith Campbell 10th September 2004 THROUGH its recently-announced joint venture (JV) with giant German group Ferrostaal, South African process engineering project management company MDM now has a potentially global reach. →
Canadian miner to develop Mauritanian gold project
10th September 2004 FIRST Quantum Minerals is to develop the Guelb Moghrein copper-gold deposit in Mauritania with production expected by the fourth quarter of 2005. →
SA's mining inputs prospects hurt by globalisation
By: Keith Campbell 3rd September 2004 The South African mining inputs industry’s future prospects are being harmed more than helped by the effects of globalisation. →
Opportunities for SA to develop mining inputs industries
By: Keith Campbell 30th August 2004 Although South Africa accounts for only some 0,5% of the world’s gross domestic product (GDP), it accounts for about 10% of the world’s mining GDP, excluding hydrocarbons and industrial minerals (quarrying). →
Mining migration
By: Keith Campbell 27th August 2004 From static orebodies to dynamic mining inputs. →
Smelting technology to compete with Chinese magnesium production
By: lauren rota 20th August 2004 To compete with the market-leading Chinese labour-intensive Pidgeon process for magnesium production – →
R8,2-billion joint venture establishes the world’s largest ferrochrome producer
20th August 2004 An R8,2-billion shared venture, named Xstrata-SA Chrome Venture, was established earlier this year by South Africa Chrome & Alloys (SA Chrome) and Xstrata SA.? →
Largest CIP plant in Africa to be completed by year end, South Africa
By: lauren rota 20th August 2004 Largest CIP plant in Africa to be completed by year end. →
SA diamond-processing unit heads for DRC
By: Liezel Hill 23rd July 2004 A South African company is providing diamond-processing equipment to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). →
Aussie group scouts South African mineral-processing prospects
By: Irma Venter 9th July 2004 Listed Australian company Golden Valley Mines (GVM) has bought 74% of the South African Nimag group in a R50-million deal. →
SA/Iran to collaborate on copper bioleaching project
By: Irma Venter 2nd July 2004 Construction of a multimillion-rand pilot heap bioleaching plant in Iran, as a joint project between local mining technology research body Mintek and the Middle Eastern country’s National Iranian Copper Industries Company (Nicico), will start later this year. →
SA refractory-brick producer hopes for more Chilean orders
By: Keith Campbell 21st May 2004 South African refractory pro-ducts manufacturer Verref is busy executing a R10-million contract to supply about 190 000 refractory bricks to Chile’s giant Codelco copper-mining company. →
Gold-miner nails beneficiation colours to Rand Refinery mast
By: Martin Zhuwakinyu 30th April 2004 Gold-mining firm Durban Roodepoort Deep (DRD),?which a few years ago invested in a company which was to set up its own refinery in South Africa using mineral-technology parastatal Mintek’s Minataur process, no longer has a stake in this project and “is committed to pursuing its... →
Musuku gets its BEE
By: ongezwa manyathi 19th April 2004 Musuku Beneficiation Systems had four products when Mining Weekly called at the gold operation a year ago; now it has 15. →
‘Leagues’ ahead
By: Martin Creamer 16th April 2004 The planned introduction of new high-speed gold technology is set to put the world’s largest gold refinery ahead of its global rivals, Mining Weekly can today exclusively report. →
Smelter recovers 6 t of gold a year
By: Martin Creamer 16th April 2004 One of Rand Refinery’s best-kept secrets is its precious-metal smelting facility, the largest in the Southern Hemisphere. →
The strategist
By: ongezwa manyathi 16th April 2004 The 84-year-old Rand Refinery has further strengthened its position as a leading global refiner of gold and silver in being appointed an approved ‘good delivery’ referee by the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA). →
R50-billion-worth of cash flow a year
By: ongezwa manyathi 16th April 2004 Though 84 years old, Rand Refinery only appointed its own board of directors ten years ago. →
Summiting the ‘Everest’ of gold assaying
By: ongezwa manyathi 16th April 2004 Gold refining is a highly competitive business. ?There are 57 accredited gold refineries around the world and 79 silver refineries. →
New metallurgical accounting system
By: ongezwa manyathi 16th April 2004 A new metallurgical accounting system is being implemented at the Rand Refinery. →
Prestigious referee status already bearing fruit
By: ongezwa manyathi 16th April 2004 When Rand Refinery was approached by the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) to be a ‘good delivery’ referee some two years ago, there were only two referees in the world and both were stationed in England. →
Musuku gets its BEE
By: ongezwa manyathi 16th April 2004 Musuku Beneficiation Systems had four products when Mining Weekly called at the gold operation a year ago; now it has 15. →
‘Interest in ion-exchange technology is growing’
By: Zonika Botha 16th April 2004 Since having entered into a cooperation and joint development agreement in the field of ion exchange for metallurgical applications in February, State-owned Mintek and private company Bateman Luxembourg SA have received several enquires from potential clients. →
Three new initiatives
By: Martin Creamer 26th March 2004 A pioneering South African project house is in the process of establishing a new natural resource beneficiation mining fund, a new African business unit and is implementing a new strategy to put an end to the boom-and-bust past of its project management operations. →
Matchmaking is suprise new offering from project house
By: ongezwa manyathi 26th March 2004 Project houses are offering an unexpectedly wide range of services. →
Main contract awarded at chromite-to-PGMs treatment project
By: Zonika Botha 26th March 2004 A multimillion-rand turnkey contract to construct a chromite-ore tailings treatment plant at Aquarius Platinum’s Kroondal mine on the western limb of the Bushveld Complex has been awarded to Tawana Projects, a joint venture company formed between Bateman and ProPlant. →
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