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Jubilee secures new investment
By: Marleny Arnoldi 15th January 2021 Aim- and AltX-listed Jubilee Metals has secured investment from two blue chip institutions, including one new to its share register. The company on January 15 announced a placing of new and existing ordinary shares representing 4.96% of the enlarged issued share capital of the company to meet... →
Fatou drilling to commence once funding finalised
By: Donna Slater 15th January 2021 Aim-listed gold and lithium explorer and developer Kodal Minerals has undertaken further field reconnaissance and planning of the maiden drilling programme at its Fatou project, in Mali, which will start as soon as possible and in line with a funding agreement being finalised. The company is... →
West Africa-focused Capital continues to build regional platform
By: Simone Liedtke 14th January 2021 West Africa remains a growth area for LSE-listed Capital, which continues to build its platform in the region, with new rigs arriving during the first quarter of the year, as well as the long-term contract secured with Firefinch in Mali and an expansion of operations into Guinea. As the new year... →
Total, Engie seek aid for France’s biggest green hydrogen plant
By: Bloomberg 13th January 2021 Total and Engie plan to build France’s largest green hydrogen facility to feed the oil company’s biodiesel plant in the south of the country from 2024, provided they get subsidies to make the project viable. Steelmakers and gasoline and biofuel producers currently make the hydrogen they need from... →
M&A challenges remain, but so do lessons – law firm
By: Marleny Arnoldi 12th January 2021 Global law firm Herbert Smith Freehills (HSF) says many of last year’s uncertainties that impacted merger and acquisition (M&A) activity will remain this year. HSF global M&A head Gavin Davies says the significant regional and global questions from 2020 have not gone away, although some have... →
The little-known laws that could galvanise South Africa's fight against corruption
By: News24Wire 8th January 2021 After more than 300 days and 2 000 hours of testimony, one of the clearest takeaways from the ongoing state capture inquiry is a repeated failure to report corruption. But according to lawyer Nick Alp of Webber Wentzel, South Africa's laws are clear and strict. Not reporting knowledge of, or even... →
Gensource appoints new CFO
By: Marleny Arnoldi 8th January 2021 TSX-V-listed fertiliser development company Gensource Potash Corporation has advised that Alton Anderson will transition to the role of CFO, effective April 1. He joined the company on January 1 to transition into the role. →
Frontier Lithium starts Falconbridge pilot plant operations
By: Donna Slater 8th January 2021 TSX-listed junior miner Frontier Lithium and XPS Expert Process Solutions – a Glencore company − have started mini-pilot plant operations at their research and development centre in Falconbridge, Ontario, and at other off-site locations. Frontier last year awarded XPS the contract to jointly... →
AngloGold says will achieve strong yearly free cash flow performance 
By: Chanel de Bruyn 18th December 2020 Gold miner AngloGold says it is on track to build on the robust free cash flow of $516-million in the first nine months of the year and is expected to post its strongest annual free cash flow performance in almost a decade. In a year-end update published on December 18, interim CEO Christine... →
Trafigura's Congo artisanal cobalt project to end, replaced by industrial mining
By: Reuters 18th December 2020 Trafigura is ending an artisanal cobalt formalisation project in Democratic Republic of Congo, which it has run alongside miner Chemaf and NGO PACT for nearly two years, the commodities trader said on Thursday. A cooperative of artisanal miners on the Mutoshi project site has produced cobalt, a... →
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