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AngloGold inks deal for 51pct of gold project

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Horizonte Minerals, the AIM-listed exploration and development company focused on mineral projects in Brazil, has announced that it signed a R32.7m earn-in agreement with AngloGold Ashanti.

ARM expects headline earnings to fall

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African Rainbow Minerals expects earnings per share for the 12 months ended June 30 to fall to 785 and 825 cents per share from 1.094 cent per share .

NUM and Implats settle wage dispute

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The National Union of Mineworkers has signed a wage deal with Impala Platinum over the weekend.

Arcelor investigation a condition of acquisition

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ArcelorMittal South Africa, the South African arm of the world's largest steel maker, says an investigation into Imperial Crown Trading was one of the conditions it set for the R800m acquisition of the company.

Aurora concedes $2m funds “not enough”

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Aurora Empowerment Systems acknowledged that the $2m it received in interim funds from Switzerland's Global Emerging Markets was insufficient to pay mine costs for more than a month.

Wesizwe Pt secures R91m funding

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Wesizwe Platinum said it had finalised funding of R91m for ongoing construction of its R6.6bn Frischgewaagd-Ledig Project.

NUM wage deal with Implats on the horizon

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The National Union of Mineworkers says it could sign a new wage deal with Impala Platinum as early as Saturday after ironing out some issues over pension and housing allowances.

Northam lifts metal output 6.3 percent

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Northam Platinum produced a good operating performance in the year ended June lifting output 6.3%, but warned production in the current year would be lower.

Pan African to increase production 25pct

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After successfully stamping out illegal mining at its Barberton operations, junior gold mine Pan African plans to raise production by 25% over the next five years.

Rio, BHP merger talks still on

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Rio Tinto, the world's second largest iron ore producer, dismissed claims that a proposal to merge its Australian iron ore operations with that of BHP Billiton was "dead in the water".