Welcome to Creamer Media’s Resources Watch, a weekly video round-up of the events and people making and shaping the news in the mining industry.
This week:
Sibanye Gold’s CEO says there’s no need to go deeper to grow the company.
Kumba Iron Ore says the Sishen ramp-up is equal to 'another Kolomela in one year'.
And, Pan African shifts its focus away from acquisitions.
The newly listed, proudly-South African Sibanye Gold, unbundled out of Gold Fields, doesn’t have to go deeper to grow the business, says CEO Neal Froneman.
Sibanye Gold CEO Neal Froneman
The waste ramp-up project planned at the Sishen iron-ore mine in the Northern Cape, which last year's unprotected strike interrupted, had the potential to deliver the equivalent of "another Kolomela mine" in just one year, says Kumba Iron Ore CEO Norman Mbazima.
Kumba Iron Ore CEO Norman Mbazima
As precious metals miner Pan African Resources wrapped up its latest acquisition, the Evander operations from gold miner Harmony, the JSE- and Aim-listed company plans to shift its focus to developing its portfolio of operations.
Pan African Resources CEO Jan Nelson
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