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THARISA POSITIONED TO PAY SPECIAL DIVIDEND AFTER PGMS THARISA paid a four cents a year interim dividend – exceeding its year-end payout – and closed the period ended March net cash after booking record platinum group metal basket prices (PGM), especially rhodium, and improved production. Tharisa CEO, Phoevos Pouroulis, said today the PGM basket improvement bore the hallmarks of a world economy

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Born in England, 1963, Dunne has a B.Sc. (Honours) in electrical engineering and an MBA. At Implats, which he joined in 1987, he worked his way up through the ranks to executive in charge of operations where he bumped heads with newly appointed CEO and mining engineer, Terence Goodlace. He’s an enthusiastic chess-player. MALI GOLD MINERS BARRICK, B2GOLD SAY PRODUCTION UNAFFECTED A NATIONWIDE strike by Mali’s main workers’ union had not had a significant impact on gold production, said Reuters citing some of the country’s gold mining firms. “There has been no major effect on mine operations from the strike,” said Katie Bromley, a spokeswoman for B2Gold, a Toronto-listed firm that operates the Fekola gold mine NOLITHA FAKUDE APPOINTED FIRST FEMALE PRESIDENT OF 131 THE Minerals Council South Africa today appointed Anglo American South Africa chairwoman, Nolitha Fakude as its president – the firm time in the organisation’s 131 years that a woman has taken the top role. Fakude was formerly a vice president and is also the chairwoman of the Minerals Council Women in Mining Leadership Forum. Fakude WHAT ARE INVESTORS GETTING IN ANGLO'S DEMERGED COAL PLAY ON June 7, investors will have a new proposition before them: Thungela Resources, the name given to Anglo American’s soon-to-be demerged thermal coal assets, currently held in its Anglo Coal unit along with a one-third stake in Cerrejon, a coal business in Colombia. Given that conditions precedent have mostly been met on the demerger, all SA COAL FIRM RESGEN ON BRINK OF ADMINISTRATION AFTER NOBLE THE final act in Resource Generation’s (Resgen’s) fruitless 13-year bid to develop the Boikarabelo thermal coal mine in South Africa’s Limpopo province is underway after the company said today it was considering going into administration. This followed a decision by Singapore-based commodities trading firm, Noble Resources, that it would no longer provide working capital to REGINALD DEMANA STEPS DOWN FROM WESCOAL HOLDINGS, RAMAITE REGINALD Demana has stepped down as CEO of Wescoal Holdings, the company said in a statement to the Johannesburg Stock Exchange today. Demana, the former resources banker, will be replaced on an interim basis by Robinson Ramaite, a non-executive director and the firm’s former chairman. Ramaite is also a major shareholder in the company

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LILY MINE SUITOR CLAIMS COURT DECISION TAKES FUTURE OF Lily mine suitor claims court decision takes future of contested mine to commercial bids. THE fight over the ownership of the mothballed Lily and Barbrook mines in South Africa’s Mpumalanga province took another turn on Friday after the High Court ordered business rescue practitioners (BRPs) to SANDVIK PREDICTS MIGRATION TO ELECTRIC UNDERGROUND MINING 15 hours ago · CAPITAL equipment manufacturer, Sandvik, expected to make more electric underground mining units than diesel-powered in about 10 years, said Reuters citing the firm’s mining business head, Henrik Ager. “In the past two years we have gone from thinking that electrification might turn into a great technology shift to becoming certain that’s where we’re heading,” said Ager. SA GOVT'S SURPRISE LIFT IN SELF-GENERATION THRESHOLD TO 1 day ago · SOUTH Africa’s mining sector could add 1,600MW of mostly renewable, privately-funded power to the national grid following President Cyril Ramaphosa’s surprise increase in the country’s embedded generation threshold to 100MW. The move enables companies to produce their own electricity to a level far beyond that envisaged by mines and energy minister, Gwede Mantashe, who said GOLD FIELDS SIGNS AVERAGE 6.5% WAGE LIFT WITH NUM, UASA 14 hours ago · GOLD Fields has agreed a three-year wage pact with employee unions at its South Deep mine west of Johannesburg, the company said today. The gold producer will pay an average 6.5% increase in wages over the period across all its employment brackets including an 8% improvement in the first year for its category 4 to PORT SWITCH TO HAVE "LARGE NEGATIVE IMPACT ON VALUE OF 17 hours ago · AFRICAN Rainbow Capital Investments (ARC), the JSE-listed investor led by mining magnate, Patrice Motsepe, said in an update that the strong rand and additional transport costs could have “a large negative impact on the value of Kropz Elandsfontein”. Elandsfontein is a phosphate development in South Africa’s Western Cape province operated by Kropz, a UK-listed company KICK IN THERMAL COAL PRICES UNLIKELY TO INCENTIVISE NEW 1 day ago · STRONG prices for thermal coal were unlikely to encourage new mine builds, said Bloomberg News. “We expect most coal miners exporting into the seaborne market will seek to absorb the current increase in coal prices to bolster balance sheets, rather than commit to new supply,” Viktor Tanevski, a principal analyst at Wood

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SA COULD DECOMISSION COAL-FIRED POWER QUICKER THAN 1 day ago · SOUTH Africa could decommission coal-fired power stations quicker than set down in the current government plan, and replace a portion of the deficit with self-generated power, said BusinessLive. Citing the comments of Crispian Oliver, executive director of the presidential climate commission, BusinessLive said a change “in the licensing regime” for self-generated power could SIBANYE-STILLWATER BUY-BACK PROVES FIRM WON'T "WASTE MONEY 1 day ago · SIBANYE-Stillwater opted to buy back R10bn worth of its shares last week in a demonstration that it wasn’t going to waste money on mergers and acquisitions, said the group’s CEO, Neal Froneman. “It demonstrates that our capital allocation framework is real and everyone thinks we’re just going to waste money on M&A and so on,” he said in an interview. SA ACCOUNTS FOR HALF OF DEATHS REPORTED BY ICMM MEMBERS IN MEMBERS of the International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM) reported 44 deaths in 2020 compared to 287 in 2009 when the collapse of a mining dam killed 270 people. Of these recorded fatalities, South African members of the council accounted for half, said Reuters citing the data. Sibanye-Stillwater, the gold and platinum group metals PTM SAYS "LINE OF SIGHT" OVER $400M FUNDING WILL SECURE SA PLATINUM Group Metals (PTM) could begin construction on the $600m Waterberg palladium project this year as the company had “line of sight” over the majority of the funding, said Mike Jones, CEO of PTM. “We have line of sight of about $400m of the $600m we need to build it,” said Jones in an interview last week. “We know what the terms are, we know who the counterparty is, we’re in SA'S NORTHERN CAPE TO BECOME "NEXT BIG MINING PROVINCE THE Northern Cape province in South Africa would become a major mining and exploration district, said Jan Nelson, the former CEO of Pan African Resources.. Commenting in an article by BusinessLive, Nelson said: “This area has been completely overlooked for years.People thought it was mined out. It’s not. Mark my words, this is going to be the next big mining province in South Africa”. HOMEPAGE - MININGMXNEWSOPINIONRAINMAKERS & POTSTIRRERSTHE MINING YEARBOOK 2020GOLDPLATINUM PRIESKA is a small town of 20,000 people on the banks of the Orange River in South Africa's Northern Cape. Iscor, the former steelmaker, ANGLO UNDER FIRE FOR 'GREEN-WASHING' AHEAD OF JUNE 7 ANGLO American had overstated the thermal coal sales and understated the rehabilitation costs of Thungela Resources, according to research company Boatman Capital. Citing a report by the research house, described as ‘secretive’, the Sunday Telegraph said today that Thungela Resources was worthless. The report comes just as Thungela Resources is due to make its debut THARISA POSITIONED TO PAY SPECIAL DIVIDEND AFTER PGMS THARISA paid a four cents a year interim dividend – exceeding its year-end payout – and closed the period ended March net cash after booking record platinum group metal basket prices (PGM), especially rhodium, and improved production. Tharisa CEO, Phoevos Pouroulis, said today the PGM basket improvement bore the hallmarks of a world economy

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As a thwarted wannabe contender for the Impala Platinum job, Paul Dunne, left the company and joined Northam in March 2014. Born in England, 1963, Dunne has a NOLITHA FAKUDE APPOINTED FIRST FEMALE PRESIDENT OF 131 THE Minerals Council South Africa today appointed Anglo American South Africa chairwoman, Nolitha Fakude as its president – the firm time in the organisation’s 131 years that a woman has taken the top role. Fakude was formerly a vice president and is also the chairwoman of the Minerals Council Women in Mining Leadership Forum. Fakude MALI GOLD MINERS BARRICK, B2GOLD SAY PRODUCTION UNAFFECTED A NATIONWIDE strike by Mali’s main workers’ union had not had a significant impact on gold production, said Reuters citing some of the country’s gold mining firms. “There has been no major effect on mine operations from the strike,” said Katie Bromley, a spokeswoman for B2Gold, a Toronto-listed firm that operates the Fekola gold mine WHAT ARE INVESTORS GETTING IN ANGLO'S DEMERGED COAL PLAY ON June 7, investors will have a new proposition before them: Thungela Resources, the name given to Anglo American’s soon-to-be demerged thermal coal assets, currently held in its Anglo Coal unit along with a one-third stake in Cerrejon, a coal business in Colombia. Given that conditions precedent have mostly been met on the demerger, all SA COAL FIRM RESGEN ON BRINK OF ADMINISTRATION AFTER NOBLE THE final act in Resource Generation’s (Resgen’s) fruitless 13-year bid to develop the Boikarabelo thermal coal mine in South Africa’s Limpopo province is underway after the company said today it was considering going into administration. This followed a decision by Singapore-based commodities trading firm, Noble Resources, that it would no longer provide working capital to EXXARO SELLS ECC MINES TO OVERLOOKED COLLIERY AS PUSHES ON Exxaro expected the transaction to be completed during the second half of this year. “ECC’s successful sale to a black-owned mining operator with a strong track record such as Overlooked, has confirmed Exxaro’s strategic view that the assets have value and that a different operator is better placed to extract maximum value from these assets,” the company said in its announcement. REGINALD DEMANA STEPS DOWN FROM WESCOAL HOLDINGS, RAMAITE REGINALD Demana has stepped down as CEO of Wescoal Holdings, the company said in a statement to the Johannesburg Stock Exchange today. Demana, the former resources banker, will be replaced on an interim basis by Robinson Ramaite, a non-executive director and the firm’s former chairman. Ramaite is also a major shareholder in the company

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HOMEPAGE - MININGMXNEWSOPINIONRAINMAKERS & POTSTIRRERSTHE MINING YEARBOOK 2020GOLDPLATINUM PRIESKA is a small town of 20,000 people on the banks of the Orange River in South Africa's Northern Cape. Iscor, the former steelmaker, ANGLO UNDER FIRE FOR 'GREEN-WASHING' AHEAD OF JUNE 7 ANGLO American had overstated the thermal coal sales and understated the rehabilitation costs of Thungela Resources, according to research company Boatman Capital. Citing a report by the research house, described as ‘secretive’, the Sunday Telegraph said today that Thungela Resources was worthless. The report comes just as Thungela Resources is due to make its debut THARISA POSITIONED TO PAY SPECIAL DIVIDEND AFTER PGMS THARISA paid a four cents a year interim dividend – exceeding its year-end payout – and closed the period ended March net cash after booking record platinum group metal basket prices (PGM), especially rhodium, and improved production. Tharisa CEO, Phoevos Pouroulis, said today the PGM basket improvement bore the hallmarks of a world economy

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SANDVIK PREDICTS MIGRATION TO ELECTRIC UNDERGROUND MINING 8 hours ago · CAPITAL equipment manufacturer, Sandvik, expected to make more electric underground mining units than diesel-powered in about 10 years, said Reuters citing the firm’s mining business head, Henrik Ager. “In the past two years we have gone from thinking that electrification might turn into a great technology shift to becoming certain that’s where we’re heading,” said Ager. PORT SWITCH TO HAVE "LARGE NEGATIVE IMPACT ON VALUE OF 10 hours ago · AFRICAN Rainbow Capital Investments (ARC), the JSE-listed investor led by mining magnate, Patrice Motsepe, said in an update that the strong rand and additional transport costs could have “a large negative impact on the value of Kropz Elandsfontein”. Elandsfontein is a phosphate development in South Africa’s Western Cape province operated by Kropz, a UK-listed company GOLD FIELDS SIGNS AVERAGE 6.5% WAGE LIFT WITH NUM, UASA 7 hours ago · GOLD Fields has agreed a three-year wage pact with employee unions at its South Deep mine west of Johannesburg, the company said today. The gold producer will pay an average 6.5% increase in wages over the period across all its employment brackets including an 8% improvement in the first year for its category 4 to SA GOVT'S SURPRISE LIFT IN SELF-GENERATION THRESHOLD TO 1 day ago · SOUTH Africa’s mining sector could add 1,600MW of mostly renewable, privately-funded power to the national grid following President Cyril Ramaphosa’s surprise increase in the country’s embedded generation threshold to 100MW. The move enables companies to produce their own electricity to a level far beyond that envisaged by mines and energy minister, Gwede Mantashe, who said SA COULD DECOMISSION COAL-FIRED POWER QUICKER THAN 1 day ago · SOUTH Africa could decommission coal-fired power stations quicker than set down in the current government plan, and replace a portion of the deficit with self-generated power, said BusinessLive. Citing the comments of Crispian Oliver, executive director of the presidential climate commission, BusinessLive said a change “in the licensing regime” for self-generated power could KICK IN THERMAL COAL PRICES UNLIKELY TO INCENTIVISE NEW 1 day ago · STRONG prices for thermal coal were unlikely to encourage new mine builds, said Bloomberg News. “We expect most coal miners exporting into the seaborne market will seek to absorb the current increase in coal prices to bolster balance sheets, rather than commit to new supply,” Viktor Tanevski, a principal analyst at Wood

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ANGLO UNDER FIRE FOR 'GREEN-WASHING' AHEAD OF JUNE 7 ANGLO American had overstated the thermal coal sales and understated the rehabilitation costs of Thungela Resources, according to research company Boatman Capital. Citing a report by the research house, described as ‘secretive’, the Sunday Telegraph said today that Thungela Resources was worthless. The report comes just as Thungela Resources is due to make its debut LITTLE RELIEF FOR SA MINERS WHO SAY UNDER-SIEGE MINING PRIESKA is a small town of 20,000 people on the banks of the Orange River in South Africa’s Northern Cape. Iscor, the former steelmaker, used to operate there but mining was last seriously seen in the place more than a generation ago. Today, it’s agriculture that helps sustain the local economy. Lately, however, Prieska has ANGLO SAYS R6.45BN REHABILITATION PROVISION FOR THUNGELA ANGLO American said it had over-provisioned for rehabilitation charges likely to be incurred by Thungela Resources, the South African coal company that was today spun out of the UK listed mining group. “The provision of R6.45bn on Thungela’s balance sheet is over and above the regulatory guidance for miners in South Africa, is in accordance

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ANGLO UNDER FIRE FOR 'GREEN-WASHING' AHEAD OF JUNE 7 Anglo under fire for ‘green-washing’ ahead of June 7 Thungela Resources listing. By. David McKay. -. June 6, 2021. ANGLO American had overstated the thermal coal sales and understated the rehabilitation costs of Thungela Resources, according to research company Boatman Capital. Citing a report by the research house,

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REGINALD DEMANA STEPS DOWN FROM WESCOAL HOLDINGS, RAMAITE REGINALD Demana has stepped down as CEO of Wescoal Holdings, the company said in a statement to the Johannesburg Stock Exchange today. Demana, the former resources banker, will be replaced on an interim basis by Robinson Ramaite, a non-executive director and the firm’s former chairman. Ramaite is also a major shareholder in the company

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Born in England, 1963, Dunne has a B.Sc. (Honours) in electrical engineering and an MBA. At Implats, which he joined in 1987, he worked his way up through the ranks to executive in charge of operations where he bumped heads with newly appointed CEO and mining engineer, Terence Goodlace. He’s an enthusiastic chess-player. NOLITHA FAKUDE APPOINTED FIRST FEMALE PRESIDENT OF 131 THE Minerals Council South Africa today appointed Anglo American South Africa chairwoman, Nolitha Fakude as its president – the firm time in the organisation’s 131 years that a woman has taken the top role. Fakude was formerly a vice president and is also the chairwoman of the Minerals Council Women in Mining Leadership Forum. Fakude MALI GOLD MINERS BARRICK, B2GOLD SAY PRODUCTION UNAFFECTED A NATIONWIDE strike by Mali’s main workers’ union had not had a significant impact on gold production, said Reuters citing some of the country’s gold mining firms. “There has been no major effect on mine operations from the strike,” said Katie Bromley, a spokeswoman for B2Gold, a Toronto-listed firm that operates the Fekola gold mine WHAT ARE INVESTORS GETTING IN ANGLO'S DEMERGED COAL PLAY ON June 7, investors will have a new proposition before them: Thungela Resources, the name given to Anglo American’s soon-to-be demerged thermal coal assets, currently held in its Anglo Coal unit along with a one-third stake in Cerrejon, a coal business in Colombia. Given that conditions precedent have mostly been met on the demerger, all SA COAL FIRM RESGEN ON BRINK OF ADMINISTRATION AFTER NOBLE THE final act in Resource Generation’s (Resgen’s) fruitless 13-year bid to develop the Boikarabelo thermal coal mine in South Africa’s Limpopo province is underway after the company said today it was considering going into administration. This followed a decision by Singapore-based commodities trading firm, Noble Resources, that it would no longer provide working capital to EXXARO SELLS ECC MINES TO OVERLOOKED COLLIERY AS PUSHES ON Exxaro produced 47.2 million tons (Mt) of coal (excluding buy-ins) during its 2020 financial year of which ECC production comprised about eight percent, or 3.8Mt. Of this production, 3.1Mt was exported through RBCT. The buyer is Overlooked Colliery Proprietary, a company with ambitions to grow production from its current level of 2.4Mt to

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SA COULD DECOMISSION COAL-FIRED POWER QUICKER THAN 19 hours ago · SOUTH Africa could decommission coal-fired power stations quicker than set down in the current government plan, and replace a portion of the deficit with self-generated power, said BusinessLive. Citing the comments of Crispian Oliver, executive director of the presidential climate commission, BusinessLive said a change “in the licensing regime” for self-generated power could SA GOVT'S SURPRISE LIFT IN SELF-GENERATION THRESHOLD TO 15 hours ago · SOUTH Africa’s mining sector could add 1,600MW of mostly renewable, privately-funded power to the national grid following President Cyril Ramaphosa’s surprise increase in the country’s embedded generation threshold to 100MW. The move enables companies to produce their own electricity to a level far beyond that envisaged by mines and energy minister, Gwede Mantashe, who said WORLD'S LARGEST MINERS SET TO REWARD INVESTORS AS NEVER 15 hours ago · THE world’s largest mining companies have never been more cash generative, but they are reticent to spend on new projects raising the risk of under-supplying the metals market, said PwC in a report published today, Mine 2021. Andries Rossouw, mining leader for PwC’s Africa practice, said the largest mining companies felt at risk of becoming SA ACCOUNTS FOR HALF OF DEATHS REPORTED BY ICMM MEMBERS IN MEMBERS of the International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM) reported 44 deaths in 2020 compared to 287 in 2009 when the collapse of a mining dam killed 270 people. Of these recorded fatalities, South African members of the council accounted for half, said Reuters citing the data. Sibanye-Stillwater, the gold and platinum group metals KICK IN THERMAL COAL PRICES UNLIKELY TO INCENTIVISE NEW 18 hours ago · STRONG prices for thermal coal were unlikely to encourage new mine builds, said Bloomberg News. “We expect most coal miners exporting into the seaborne market will seek to absorb the current increase in coal prices to bolster balance sheets, rather than commit to new supply,” Viktor Tanevski, a principal analyst at Wood

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ANGLO UNDER FIRE FOR 'GREEN-WASHING' AHEAD OF JUNE 7 ANGLO American had overstated the thermal coal sales and understated the rehabilitation costs of Thungela Resources, according to research company Boatman Capital. Citing a report by the research house, described as ‘secretive’, the Sunday Telegraph said today that Thungela Resources was worthless. The report comes just as Thungela Resources is due to make its debut ANGLO SAYS R6.45BN REHABILITATION PROVISION FOR THUNGELA ANGLO American said it had over-provisioned for rehabilitation charges likely to be incurred by Thungela Resources, the South African coal company that was today spun out of the UK listed mining group. “The provision of R6.45bn on Thungela’s balance sheet is over and above the regulatory guidance for miners in South Africa, is in accordance VALUE OF METALS IN BATTERY TECHNOLOGY IS BEING REPRICED THE scale of under-investment in new reserves would support the increase in the price of metals such as palladium which is more than $2,000 higher per ounce than five years ago, said Mike Jones, CEO of Platinum Group Metals (PTM). “We need that margin in order to incentivise capital. We’re way behind the curve on that,” said Jones at the Junior Indaba, an online mining investment HOMEPAGE - MININGMXNEWSOPINIONRAINMAKERS & POTSTIRRERSTHE MINING YEARBOOK 2020GOLDPLATINUM Homepage - Miningmx. News in Brief. Glencore joins with miners, Umicore to develop traceable cobalt blockchain technology. Mali gold miners Barrick, B2Gold say production unaffected by five day strike. Gwede Mantashe confusion throws spotlight on SA Govt’s tortured energy strategy. Glencore set to reopen DRC’s Mutanda copper/cobalt

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Born in England, 1963, Dunne has a B.Sc. (Honours) in electrical engineering and an MBA. At Implats, which he joined in 1987, he worked his way up through the ranks to executive in charge of operations where he bumped heads with newly appointed CEO and mining engineer, Terence Goodlace. He’s an enthusiastic chess-player. MALI GOLD MINERS BARRICK, B2GOLD SAY PRODUCTION UNAFFECTED A NATIONWIDE strike by Mali’s main workers’ union had not had a significant impact on gold production, said Reuters citing some of the country’s gold mining firms. “There has been no major effect on mine operations from the strike,” said Katie Bromley, a spokeswoman for B2Gold, a Toronto-listed firm that operates the Fekola gold mine NOLITHA FAKUDE APPOINTED FIRST FEMALE PRESIDENT OF 131 THE Minerals Council South Africa today appointed Anglo American South Africa chairwoman, Nolitha Fakude as its president – the firm time in the organisation’s 131 years that a woman has taken the top role. Fakude was formerly a vice president and is also the chairwoman of the Minerals Council Women in Mining Leadership Forum. Fakude PALABORA SELLS 26% TO BEE GROUP — SOUTH Africa’s largest copper miner Palabora Mining Company said on Monday it is to sell 26% of its operations to a broad-based BEE group comprising of employees, the community and key individuals. A significant feature of the transaction is its focus on community development. On 30 April, the group, which is partly owned WHAT ARE INVESTORS GETTING IN ANGLO'S DEMERGED COAL PLAY ON June 7, investors will have a new proposition before them: Thungela Resources, the name given to Anglo American’s soon-to-be demerged thermal coal assets, currently held in its Anglo Coal unit along with a one-third stake in Cerrejon, a coal business in Colombia. Given that conditions precedent have mostly been met on the demerger, all SA COAL FIRM RESGEN ON BRINK OF ADMINISTRATION AFTER NOBLE THE final act in Resource Generation’s (Resgen’s) fruitless 13-year bid to develop the Boikarabelo thermal coal mine in South Africa’s Limpopo province is underway after the company said today it was considering going into administration. This followed a decision by Singapore-based commodities trading firm, Noble Resources, that it would no longer provide working capital to REGINALD DEMANA STEPS DOWN FROM WESCOAL HOLDINGS, RAMAITE REGINALD Demana has stepped down as CEO of Wescoal Holdings, the company said in a statement to the Johannesburg Stock Exchange today. Demana, the former resources banker, will be replaced on an interim basis by Robinson Ramaite, a non-executive director and the firm’s former chairman. Ramaite is also a major shareholder in the company

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ABSA SEEKS BUSINESS RESCUE FOR CONTICOAL Absa seeks business rescue for ContiCoal. – ABSA Bank has brought an application in South Africa’s High Court aimed at putting the 74%-owned South African subsidiary of Continental Coal into business rescue proceedings even as the coal firm seeks to raise A$35m and sell its subsidiary. Continental Coal issued supplementary TOUGH MARKET CONDITIONS HIT RICHARDS BAY COAL EXPORTS Coal exports through the Richards Bay Coal Terminal (RBCT) dropped to 72.1mt during calendar 2019 from 73.5mt the previous year mainly as a result of lower demand and difficult marketing conditions. The RBCT is designed to maximise its throughput efficiencies by handling large “Cape” sized bulk carriers but the number of Cape vessels handled

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Born in England, 1963, Dunne has a B.Sc. (Honours) in electrical engineering and an MBA. At Implats, which he joined in 1987, he worked his way up through the ranks to executive in charge of operations where he bumped heads with newly appointed CEO and mining engineer, Terence Goodlace. He’s an enthusiastic chess-player. MALI GOLD MINERS BARRICK, B2GOLD SAY PRODUCTION UNAFFECTED A NATIONWIDE strike by Mali’s main workers’ union had not had a significant impact on gold production, said Reuters citing some of the country’s gold mining firms. “There has been no major effect on mine operations from the strike,” said Katie Bromley, a spokeswoman for B2Gold, a Toronto-listed firm that operates the Fekola gold mine NOLITHA FAKUDE APPOINTED FIRST FEMALE PRESIDENT OF 131 THE Minerals Council South Africa today appointed Anglo American South Africa chairwoman, Nolitha Fakude as its president – the firm time in the organisation’s 131 years that a woman has taken the top role. Fakude was formerly a vice president and is also the chairwoman of the Minerals Council Women in Mining Leadership Forum. Fakude PALABORA SELLS 26% TO BEE GROUP — SOUTH Africa’s largest copper miner Palabora Mining Company said on Monday it is to sell 26% of its operations to a broad-based BEE group comprising of employees, the community and key individuals. A significant feature of the transaction is its focus on community development. On 30 April, the group, which is partly owned WHAT ARE INVESTORS GETTING IN ANGLO'S DEMERGED COAL PLAY ON June 7, investors will have a new proposition before them: Thungela Resources, the name given to Anglo American’s soon-to-be demerged thermal coal assets, currently held in its Anglo Coal unit along with a one-third stake in Cerrejon, a coal business in Colombia. Given that conditions precedent have mostly been met on the demerger, all SA COAL FIRM RESGEN ON BRINK OF ADMINISTRATION AFTER NOBLE THE final act in Resource Generation’s (Resgen’s) fruitless 13-year bid to develop the Boikarabelo thermal coal mine in South Africa’s Limpopo province is underway after the company said today it was considering going into administration. This followed a decision by Singapore-based commodities trading firm, Noble Resources, that it would no longer provide working capital to REGINALD DEMANA STEPS DOWN FROM WESCOAL HOLDINGS, RAMAITE REGINALD Demana has stepped down as CEO of Wescoal Holdings, the company said in a statement to the Johannesburg Stock Exchange today. Demana, the former resources banker, will be replaced on an interim basis by Robinson Ramaite, a non-executive director and the firm’s former chairman. Ramaite is also a major shareholder in the company

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ENDEAVOUR MINING PLEDGES MINIMUM $500M DIVIDEND PAYOUT 20 hours ago · ENDEAVOUR Mining has targeted dividends over the next three years totalling $500m with the potential to pay more if the gold price trades above $1,500/oz. Speaking at a presentation today outlining the group’s financial and operating plans, including new ESG targets, Endeavour Mining CEO Sébastien de Montessus said a minimum dividend of $125m had been ANGLO SAYS R6.45BN REHABILITATION PROVISION FOR THUNGELA 22 hours ago · ANGLO American said it had over-provisioned for rehabilitation charges likely to be incurred by Thungela Resources, the South African coal company that was today spun out of the UK listed mining group. “The provision of R6.45bn on Thungela’s balance sheet is over and above the regulatory guidance for miners in South Africa, is in accordance LITTLE RELIEF FOR SA MINERS WHO SAY UNDER-SIEGE MINING PRIESKA is a small town of 20,000 people on the banks of the Orange River in South Africa’s Northern Cape. Iscor, the former steelmaker, used to operate there but mining was last seriously seen in the place more than a generation ago. Today, it’s agriculture that helps sustain the local economy. Lately, however, Prieska has IMPLATS TO REDEEM CONVERTIBLE BOND ISSUED AT PGM FIRM'S 21 hours ago · IMPALA Platinum (Implats) has offered to redeem outstanding convertible bonds in terms of its R3.25bn issuance which has a 2022 maturity date. “The group’s strong financial performance has allowed us to proactively expedite the strengthening of our balance sheet and increase Implats’ funding flexibility,” said Implats CFO, Meroonisha Kerber in a statement to the JSE. ANGLO UNDER FIRE FOR 'GREEN-WASHING' AHEAD OF JUNE 7 ANGLO American had overstated the thermal coal sales and understated the rehabilitation costs of Thungela Resources, according to research company Boatman Capital. Citing a report by the research house, described as ‘secretive’, the Sunday Telegraph said today that Thungela Resources was worthless. The report comes just as Thungela Resources is due to make its debut JUBILEE METALS TAKES PGM TAILINGS ACQUISITION TO 1.2 JUBILEE Metals took its acquisition of platinum group metal- (PGM-) bearing tailings to about 1.2 billion tons today after announcing a second transaction totalling 944,000 tons of the material. This adds to 255,000 tons acquired earlier this week, as well as an agreement to supply 16,500 tons a month of PGMs to a chrome producer. GOVT TO INVITE TENDERS FOR MINERALS CADASTRE NEXT WEEK THE South African government would issue a tender for its proposed minerals exploration cadastre before the end of next week and said it would gazette an exploration implementation plan once it had been assessed by the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) and vetted by the cabinet.. Speaking at the Junior Indaba, an online conference, Thabo Mokoena, director-general of the ANGLOGOLD ASHANTI DISCOVERS BODY OF MISSING OBUASI MINER 21 hours ago · ANGLOGOLD Ashanti said the body of a missing miner involved in a geotechnical accident on May 17 at its Obuasi mine in Ghana had been discovered on Saturday. “Our thoughts remain with the family and loved ones of our deceased colleague. May his soul rest in peace. Our gratitude goes to the mine rescue teams for their efforts over this period,” the company said in a statement today. CENTAMIN AIMS TO ADD NEW GOLD PRODUCTION FROM $275M DOPORO UK-listed Centamin is to progress its Doporo project in Côte d’Ivoire after a preliminary assessment said its mineral prospects could support $275m in investment. Martin Horgan, CEO of Centamin, said in March that the company had been “reset” following operational setbacks at its only operating asset, the 450,000 ounce a year Sukari operation in Egypt. ALLIED GOLD CORP. PLANNING UK LISTING LATER THIS YEAR AS ALLIED Gold Corporation is planning to list in London in an effort to take advantage of the relatively scarce investment options for gold investors there, said Reuters. The newswire said the gold producer, which has assets in West Africa, was aiming to raise $500m to fund its plans. Allied Gold declined to provide details. “As HOMEPAGE - MININGMXNEWSOPINIONRAINMAKERS & POTSTIRRERSTHE MINING YEARBOOK 2020GOLDPLATINUM Homepage - Miningmx. News in Brief. Glencore joins with miners, Umicore to develop traceable cobalt blockchain technology. Mali gold miners Barrick, B2Gold say production unaffected by five day strike. Gwede Mantashe confusion throws spotlight on SA Govt’s tortured energy strategy. Glencore set to reopen DRC’s Mutanda copper/cobalt

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MALI GOLD MINERS BARRICK, B2GOLD SAY PRODUCTION UNAFFECTED A NATIONWIDE strike by Mali’s main workers’ union had not had a significant impact on gold production, said Reuters citing some of the country’s gold mining firms. “There has been no major effect on mine operations from the strike,” said Katie Bromley, a spokeswoman for B2Gold, a Toronto-listed firm that operates the Fekola gold mine

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Born in England, 1963, Dunne has a B.Sc. (Honours) in electrical engineering and an MBA. At Implats, which he joined in 1987, he worked his way up through the ranks to executive in charge of operations where he bumped heads with newly appointed CEO and mining engineer, Terence Goodlace. He’s an enthusiastic chess-player. WHAT ARE INVESTORS GETTING IN ANGLO'S DEMERGED COAL PLAY ON June 7, investors will have a new proposition before them: Thungela Resources, the name given to Anglo American’s soon-to-be demerged thermal coal assets, currently held in its Anglo Coal unit along with a one-third stake in Cerrejon, a coal business in Colombia. Given that conditions precedent have mostly been met on the demerger, all PALABORA SELLS 26% TO BEE GROUP — SOUTH Africa’s largest copper miner Palabora Mining Company said on Monday it is to sell 26% of its operations to a broad-based BEE group comprising of employees, the community and key individuals. A significant feature of the transaction is its focus on community development. On 30 April, the group, which is partly owned SA COAL FIRM RESGEN ON BRINK OF ADMINISTRATION AFTER NOBLE THE final act in Resource Generation’s (Resgen’s) fruitless 13-year bid to develop the Boikarabelo thermal coal mine in South Africa’s Limpopo province is underway after the company said today it was considering going into administration. This followed a decision by Singapore-based commodities trading firm, Noble Resources, that it would no longer provide working capital to REGINALD DEMANA STEPS DOWN FROM WESCOAL HOLDINGS, RAMAITE REGINALD Demana has stepped down as CEO of Wescoal Holdings, the company said in a statement to the Johannesburg Stock Exchange today. Demana, the former resources banker, will be replaced on an interim basis by Robinson Ramaite, a non-executive director and the firm’s former chairman. Ramaite is also a major shareholder in the company

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ABSA SEEKS BUSINESS RESCUE FOR CONTICOAL Absa seeks business rescue for ContiCoal. – ABSA Bank has brought an application in South Africa’s High Court aimed at putting the 74%-owned South African subsidiary of Continental Coal into business rescue proceedings even as the coal firm seeks to raise A$35m and sell its subsidiary. Continental Coal issued supplementary NORTHAM, SIYANDA RESOURCES IN BIDDING TO BUY AMPLATS NORTHAM Platinum’s search for platinum group metals (PGM) resources and mining flexibility may not be at an end after it was reported today it had been shortlisted with Siyanda Resources to buy mothballed operations in the north-west of the Bushveld Complex. BusinessLive reported today the two companies were in the running to buy Bokoni

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TOUGH MARKET CONDITIONS HIT RICHARDS BAY COAL EXPORTS Coal exports through the Richards Bay Coal Terminal (RBCT) dropped to 72.1mt during calendar 2019 from 73.5mt the previous year mainly as a result of lower demand and difficult marketing conditions. The RBCT is designed to maximise its throughput efficiencies by handling large “Cape” sized bulk carriers but the number of Cape vessels handled

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HOMEPAGE - MININGMXNEWSOPINIONRAINMAKERS & POTSTIRRERSTHE MINING YEARBOOK 2020GOLDPLATINUM THE global Covid-19 pandemic had resulted in much-improved communications and relationships between mining companies and surrounding communities, according MALI GOLD MINERS BARRICK, B2GOLD SAY PRODUCTION UNAFFECTED A NATIONWIDE strike by Mali’s main workers’ union had not had a significant impact on gold production, said Reuters citing some of the country’s gold mining firms. “There has been no major effect on mine operations from the strike,” said Katie Bromley, a spokeswoman for B2Gold, a Toronto-listed firm that operates the Fekola gold mine

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As a thwarted wannabe contender for the Impala Platinum job, Paul Dunne, left the company and joined Northam in March 2014. Born in England, 1963, Dunne has a WHAT ARE INVESTORS GETTING IN ANGLO'S DEMERGED COAL PLAY ON June 7, investors will have a new proposition before them: Thungela Resources, the name given to Anglo American’s soon-to-be demerged thermal coal assets, currently held in its Anglo Coal unit along with a one-third stake in Cerrejon, a coal business in Colombia. Given that conditions precedent have mostly been met on the demerger, all PALABORA SELLS 26% TO BEE GROUP — SOUTH Africa’s largest copper miner Palabora Mining Company said on Monday it is to sell 26% of its operations to a broad-based BEE group comprising of employees, the community and key individuals. A significant feature of the transaction is its focus on community development. On 30 April, the group, which is partly owned SA COAL FIRM RESGEN ON BRINK OF ADMINISTRATION AFTER NOBLE THE final act in Resource Generation’s (Resgen’s) fruitless 13-year bid to develop the Boikarabelo thermal coal mine in South Africa’s Limpopo province is underway after the company said today it was considering going into administration. This followed a decision by Singapore-based commodities trading firm, Noble Resources, that it would no longer provide working capital to REGINALD DEMANA STEPS DOWN FROM WESCOAL HOLDINGS, RAMAITE REGINALD Demana has stepped down as CEO of Wescoal Holdings, the company said in a statement to the Johannesburg Stock Exchange today. Demana, the former resources banker, will be replaced on an interim basis by Robinson Ramaite, a non-executive director and the firm’s former chairman. Ramaite is also a major shareholder in the company

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ABSA SEEKS BUSINESS RESCUE FOR CONTICOAL – ABSA Bank has brought an application in South Africa’s High Court aimed at putting the 74%-owned South African subsidiary of Continental Coal into business rescue proceedings even as the coal firm seeks to raise A$35m and sell its subsidiary. NORTHAM, SIYANDA RESOURCES IN BIDDING TO BUY AMPLATS NORTHAM Platinum’s search for platinum group metals (PGM) resources and mining flexibility may not be at an end after it was reported today it had been shortlisted with Siyanda Resources to buy mothballed operations in the north-west of the Bushveld Complex. BusinessLive reported today the two companies were in the running to buy Bokoni

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ENDEAVOUR MINING PLEDGES MINIMUM $500M DIVIDEND PAYOUT 16 hours ago · ENDEAVOUR Mining has targeted dividends over the next three years totalling $500m with the potential to pay more if the gold price trades above $1,500/oz. Speaking at a presentation today outlining the group’s financial and operating plans, including new ESG targets, Endeavour Mining CEO Sébastien de Montessus said a minimum dividend of $125m had been LITTLE RELIEF FOR SA MINERS WHO SAY UNDER-SIEGE MINING PRIESKA is a small town of 20,000 people on the banks of the Orange River in South Africa’s Northern Cape. Iscor, the former steelmaker, used to operate there but mining was last seriously seen in the place more than a generation ago. Today, it’s agriculture that helps sustain the local economy. Lately, however, Prieska has ANGLO SAYS R6.45BN REHABILITATION PROVISION FOR THUNGELA 19 hours ago · ANGLO American said it had over-provisioned for rehabilitation charges likely to be incurred by Thungela Resources, the South African coal company that was today spun out of the UK listed mining group. “The provision of R6.45bn on Thungela’s balance sheet is over and above the regulatory guidance for miners in South Africa, is in accordance IMPLATS TO REDEEM CONVERTIBLE BOND ISSUED AT PGM FIRM'S 17 hours ago · IMPALA Platinum (Implats) has offered to redeem outstanding convertible bonds in terms of its R3.25bn issuance which has a 2022 maturity date. “The group’s strong financial performance has allowed us to proactively expedite the strengthening of our balance sheet and increase Implats’ funding flexibility,” said Implats CFO, Meroonisha Kerber in a statement to the JSE. JUBILEE METALS TAKES PGM TAILINGS ACQUISITION TO 1.2 JUBILEE Metals took its acquisition of platinum group metal- (PGM-) bearing tailings to about 1.2 billion tons today after announcing a second transaction totalling 944,000 tons of the material. This adds to 255,000 tons acquired earlier this week, as well as an agreement to supply 16,500 tons a month of PGMs to a chrome producer. ANGLOGOLD ASHANTI DISCOVERS BODY OF MISSING OBUASI MINER 17 hours ago · ANGLOGOLD Ashanti said the body of a missing miner involved in a geotechnical accident on May 17 at its Obuasi mine in Ghana had been discovered on Saturday. “Our thoughts remain with the family and loved ones of our deceased colleague. May his soul rest in peace. Our gratitude goes to the mine rescue teams for their efforts over this period,” the company said in a statement today. GOVT TO INVITE TENDERS FOR MINERALS CADASTRE NEXT WEEK THE South African government would issue a tender for its proposed minerals exploration cadastre before the end of next week and said it would gazette an exploration implementation plan once it had been assessed by the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) and vetted by the cabinet.. Speaking at the Junior Indaba, an online conference, Thabo Mokoena, director-general of the CENTAMIN AIMS TO ADD NEW GOLD PRODUCTION FROM $275M DOPORO UK-listed Centamin is to progress its Doporo project in Côte d’Ivoire after a preliminary assessment said its mineral prospects could support $275m in investment. Martin Horgan, CEO of Centamin, said in March that the company had been “reset” following operational setbacks at its only operating asset, the 450,000 ounce a year Sukari operation in Egypt. BIDEN TO SEEK EV MINERALS FROM OVERSEAS WHILST FOCUSING US THE United States would seek minerals for its decarbonisation effort from ally countries rather than from domestic mining firms, said Reuters citing a source in President Joe Biden’s administration. The news is a blow to US miners but represents the US government’s intention to focus job creation on the processing facilities that turn

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