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Diamond sector to consolidate in 2012- Kieron Hodgson
According to Charles Stanley Securities analyst, Kieron Hodgson, while the diamond market still has solid fundamentals, 2012 looks likely to be a year of consolidation
Overcapacity, politics and the global steel sector - Mike Elliott
A look at the Ernst & Young's 2012 outlook for the global steel sector and how it can weather a self-created storm of overcapacity
Politics, printing money and gold in 2012 - Grant Williams
A look at some of the major potential talking points for 2012, from the US election to oil in the Middle East and how these could affect gold
How the gold market is placed going into 2012 - Adrian Day
Adrian Day examines some of the trends that impacted the gold market in 2011 and looks at how the market is positioned as we head into 2012
The changing nature of long-term gold investment - Christensen
ASA's David Christensen provides a view on how to invest in commodities over the very long term and gives gold's recent moves a longer term context
Iron ore outlook remains positive -RMG
Raw Materials Group CEO, Magnus Ericsson, says the iron ore market remains a long term one and too much focus is placed on the short term effects on the current financial crisis
Availability of mine financing - Wickens
According to Standard Bank's Vaughn Wickens, there is financing available for mines but, companies have to have the basics covered.
Afghanistan's resources plans - Wahidullah Shahrani
A look at the announcement of the start of the tender process for four new gold and copper deposits in the country and a focus on infrastructure
China's changing role and the need for new exploration models - Chender
Metals Economics Group CEO, Michael Chender looks at the long term need for new copper ounces and the hurdles companies face in finding new ounces.
Mining exploration trends - Jason Goulden, MEG
On the release of Metals Economics Group's Corporate Exploration Strategies, Jason Goulden looks at why green fields exploration is falling and where companies are looking for new ounces
World gold demand trends for Q3 - Marcus Grubb
Investment demand for the yellow metal surged during the third quarter, especially in Europe, but, greater changes are afoot in the greater global gold market.
De Beers Selling out to Anglo - Nicky Oppenheimer
Nicky Oppenheimer speaks on what the family is planning to do with the $5.1bn it will receive from Anglo American for its stake in De Beers
Gold prices, cash costs and Randgold quarterlies - Mark Bristow
Randgold CEO, Mark Bristow, talks about the direction of the gold price, cash costs and the group's latest set of quarterly numbers
Banking crisis concerns and the implications for mine finance - Mark Tyler
Nedbank Capital's head of Resource finance, Mark Tyler, looks at the similarities and differences between the current climate and 2008 and what miners can do to secure funding
The end of year two for CBGA3 - Natalie Dempster WGC
In the second year of the third Central Bank Gold Agreement, central banks sold just 1.1 tonnes of gold, while emerging markets continue to buy the yellow metal
Market turmoil falling copper prices and why gold is likely to have a tough 6 months - Gartman
The Author of the Gartman Letter, Dennis Gartman looks at why markets fell so hard toward the end of last week and what it could mean for commodities prices
Mine supply and the gold bubble myth - Paul Walker
While increased mine supply is likely to cause problems for the gold sector longer term, Thompson Reuters GFMS MD Paul Walker does not believe the metal is in bubble territory
Village Main Quarterly Results - Bernard Swanepoel Village CEO
"If you look at the sum of the parts, we think it's significantly undervalued ... we've been putting our money where our mouth is..."
Thompson Reuters GFMS Gold Survey 2011 – Update 1: Neil Meader
A look at some of the trends seen in the gold market recently, with a focus on central bank purchases and a view of where the gold market is heading
Jan Nelson: CEO, Pan African Resources
Pan African Resources hopes for a rich strike in a gold-laden area not explored for a century.
Volatility, the retail market and gold at $2,000 - Ross Norman
Gold has been pretty volatile of late and it has risen six fold since from its lows but, for Sharps Pixley CEO, Ross Norman, the yellow metal is still within the realms of fair value
The state of the global economy - Nouriel Roubini
Dr. Doom believes that while gold prices could go higher, they are reaching excessive levels
DRDGold Full year results - DRDGold CEO, Neil Pretorius
A look at the gold miner's results for the full year to end June
The changing role of investment demand in the gold market - Marcus Grubb, WGC
Speaking after the launch of the Q2 Gold Demand Trends report, the World Gold Council's Marcus Grubb looks at the current macroeconomic environment and the role of gold ETFs
Gold Fields quarterly numbers: Nick Holland – CEO, Gold Fields
"If gold prices hold investors can expect higher earnings."
Profile - Graham Briggs: CEO - Harmony Gold
The views of Harmony Gold CEO, on his career, the prospects for Harmony Gold and the outlook for the gold sector
Gold's move above platinum - William Rhind, MD: ETF Securities
A look at the recent performance of gold in relation to platinum and the trends in precious metal ETFs
The top 10 risks facing the mining sector - Mike Elliott, Ernst & Young
Concerns around resource nationalism top the international mining community's worry list, with skills shortages coming a close second, according to a new report by Ernst & Young
AngloGold Ashanti results - Mark Cutifani, CEO AngloGold Ashanti
With the removal of the group's hedge book and the successful implementation of a number of business improvement projects, Cutifani says the group is beginning to see real benefits
The implications of mining strikes in Chile and South Africa - Control Risks
A look at some of the underlying reasons for the mining strikes seen over the last few weeks in South Africa and Chile and some of the longer term implications
The U.S. Emperor not quite naked, but its clothes looking rather threadbare
Michael Power, Investec Investment strategist takes a look at the implications of the latest kick of the US debt can, the growing role of china and the likely impacts on commodities
Anglo Platinum Results - Neville Nicolau – CEO, Anglo Platinum
A better second half in prospect. But what if the threatened strike goes ahead?
Gold's new record - Its all about real interest rates - Paul Walker
"if you deconstruct the last ten years in the gold market, the one underlying common denominator has been the search for yield in a world of negative real interest rates"
Forbes Coal to list on JSE main board - Stephan Theron
Forbes Coal CEO, Stephan Theron, talks about the decision to take out a secondary listing in Johannesburg, the coal market and the future for Forbes Coal
Metmar's Glencore like business model and restructuring
Metmar CEO, David Ellwood discusses the similarities between his business and that of Glencore, and the refocusing of the company
Cameco and the uranium sector - Tim Gitzel, Cameco CEO
Three days into the job, Cameco's new CEO, Tim Gitzel, sat down with Mineweb to discuss the current state of the uranium sector and Cameco's plans for the future.
Metorex gets a firm offer from Jinchuan: Peter Major - mining consultant, Cadiz Corporate Solutions
With the arrival of Jinchuan's a new all cash offer of R8.90 per share which values Metorex at R9.1bn and leaves Vale's offer far behind, Metorex has clearly played its cards right
The launch of CPM's PGM Year book 2011 - Rohit Savant
A look at some of the findings in the latest addition of CPM's Platinum Group Metals Year book and a view on what we can expect going forward this year.
A second bidder for Metorex - Peter Major, Cadiz
A look at the valuations being placed on the South African miner as a competing bid to Vale's surfaces
'Mine safety, perceptions and the state of South African mining - Susan Shabangu
The head of South Africa's department of Mineral Resources says its billion rand budget intends to address challenges like mine health and safety.
Metals Economics Group Pipeline activity index - Justin Desrochers
A look at some of the findings from MEG's pipeline activity index as well as some of the trends visible within the exploration sector
Gold demand trends and the rise of Asian demand - WGC
The WGC has just released its Gold Demand Trends report for Q1 2011 and it shows a continuation of the strong growth in investment demand seen in 2010 as well as a clear move from West to East
Gold still likely to get to $1,600 - Walker
GFMS CEO, Paul Walker says the current state of U.S. finances is another reason to be bullish on gold at the moment.
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Investment demand to underpin platinum prices, despite expected surplus - GFMS
According to GFMS's Platinum and palladium survey, platinum prices are expected to continue to firm in 2011 as investment demand picks up the slack, despite an expected surplus
WGC Q1 Investment demand trends - Juan Carlos Artigas
Gold continued its upward trajectory in the first quarter of 2011 and did so with remarkably low volatility.
Gold Fields buys Ghana mine stakes from IAMGOLD - Nick Holland
Gold Fields to buy IAMGOLD’s nearly 19% stake in two mines in Ghana
Vale's bid for Metorex: Terrence Goodlace, Metorex CEO
"This is totally unsolicited. We had no mandate to sell the company."
Glencore's mooted listing - Terry Ortslan, TSO & Associates
A look at the implications of such a listing for the mining sector as a whole and for the players involved more directly
Wing Hing to pay up to $580m for Taung Gold Neil Herrick - CEO, Taung Gold
A developing African gold mining business, Taung Gold, is being bought by the Chinese firm Wing Hing
Village Main assumes control of Consolidated Murchison - Bernard Swanepoel
Village Main Reef CEO, Bernard Swanepoel talks about assuming control of Consolidated Murchison and where it leaves Village Main
The impact of the Middle East, North Africa on commodities - Dennis Gartman
A look at how the recent unrest in the Middle East and North Africa has affected commodities markets and what could happen going forward
Winners and losers in the Fraser Institute's annual Survey of Mining Companies
A look at some of the trends seen in this year's survey with Fred McMahon, Vice President, International Research at the Institute.
Gold Demand trends FY 2010 - Marcus Grubb: MD, Investments WGC
A very strong year for jewellery demand despite gold prices up almost 30% and some interesting moves on the gold investment front
Mining Indaba - Mining finance and the rebirth of exploration
Nedbank Capital's co-head of mining and resources says with valuations rather high at the moment, companies are increasingly looking to new exploration opportunities for new ounces
Gold prices and costs and power challenges - Mark Cutifani
A look at the likelihood of gold trading below $1,000 again for any length of time, notional cash expenditure and exploration
Problems at S's Dept. of Mineral Resources - Musa Zondi – spokesperson, DMR
South Africa's Dept. of Mineral Resources admits there is a problem with the prospecting rights application process that needs to be fixed.
A view of 2011 and what it means for commodities - John Mauldin
The president of Millenium Wave Investments and author of the Thoughts from the Frontline newsletter gives his views on the current state of the global economy and commodities
SA's Constitutional Court ruling on Nkwe Platinum land claims - Ian Shapiro - director, Eversheds
What the Constitutional Court decision on land claims by Genorah, which holds 64% of Nkwe Platinum, means for prospecting rights
Simmer & Jack Quarterlies: Nico Schoeman - CEO, Simmer & Jack
"Shareholder problems are a thing of the past"
Q3 Gold Demand Trends - Marcus Grubb, WGC
"The fundamental strength of the gold market is unchanged despite the pullback in the price that you've seen in the last few days"
Harmony Q1 - Graham Briggs - Chief Executive, Harmony Gold
A look at the facts behind the headlines at what's actually going on in the rare earths mining space
The rare earths landscape - Gary Billingsley, Executive Chairman Great Western Minerals
A look at the facts behind the headlines at what's actually going on in the rare earths mining space
Growth in silver investment - David Morgan, Author, The Morgan Report
"Markets tend to go undervalued, fairly valued and overvalued. Silver is not overvalued - by some analysis it's fair valued here - by my analysis, it's still undervalued here"
Record gold prices: Jeffrey Christian: MD, The CPM Group.
With gold hitting record highs in five consecutive sessions, Jeff Christian explains what is behind the move and where to from here
Killing AngloGold's hedge book - Mark Cutifani: CEO AngloGold Ashanti
Killing the hedge book: "it's a final leg in a set of transactions that we've been working on over three years to go from where we started at about 12 million ounces down to zero"
Harmony Gold quarterly results: Graham Briggs - CEO, Harmony Gold
‘Exceptional numbers, with cash operating profit up 49%.’
AngloGold Quarterlies - Mark Cutifani: CEO AngloGold Ashanti
"We certainly exceeded guidance on all fronts and I think, based on the numbers I've seen, our earnings were about 20% above consensus numbers as well.
Peter Leon – partner, Webber Wentzel & chairman, Mining Law Committee, International Bar Association
Inside the Lonmin debacle
Gold Fields CEO expects lower gold price Nick Holland - CEO, Gold Fields
Gold Fields CEO Nick Holland discusses safety, electricity costs, true empowerment and the gold price.
Wesizwe CEO steps down: Mike Solomon - CEO, Wesizwe Platinum
‘I'll be around…for at least another six months.’
Anglo American results - Cynthia Carroll - CEO, Anglo American
Debt, the dividend policy and the outlook.
H1 Numbers - Neville Nicolau, CEO of Anglo Platinum
Eaernings may have jumped six-fold in the first half but there is stillsome catch up to do. And, if the second half goes the way of the first a resumption of dividends may be on the cards
Stephen Lussier, executive director of De Beers
Barry Sergeant digs deep into De Beers numbers with Stephen Lussier.
Chris Griffith, Chief Executive Officer of Kumba Iron Ore
Chris Griffith clarifies the deal with ArcelorMittal and gives an outlook for the second half of the year.
Gold quietly becoming a reservable asset - Gartman
In this Newsmaker podcast Dennis Gartman tells Mineweb, why the trade in euro-denominated gold looks broken, where he is placing his odds and, why Chinese officials worry him
Nine reasons gold will go past $1500 - Jeff Nichols: MD, Precious Metals Advisors
As history repeats itself the yellow metal is likely not only to hit $1,500 by the end of this year, but also to go subtantially higher in the next few years
Gold Fields investor roadshow - Nick Holland - CEO, Gold Fields
The group's ability to reach its elusive target of 1m ounces per quarter depends on further momentum on South Deep but, it expects to get there within the next 18 to 24 months
newsmaker - The recapitalisation of Simmer & Jack: Simon Koch, Sovereignty Capital
Simmer & Jack is required to find C$40m
South African mine safety and conflicts of interest - Willem le Roux, Director: Brink Cohen Le Roux
A look at the department of mineral resources is unduly punishing mining companies by the complete closer of mines where accidents occur
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Galaxy Gold listing - Peter Skeat: CEO, Galaxy Gold
A new gold listing on the JSE.
Wesizwe Platinum to be taken over by Chinese group: Mike Solomon – CEO, Wesizwe Platinum
'The beauty of this deal is that effectively we are fully diluted.’
China's outbound investment policy - Matt Pieterse, head of Beijing Axis China Capital Advisors
China is likely to invest well in excess of $100bn over the next 12 months and Africa is a focal point
The current state of the commodities markets: Per Storm - MD Raw MAterials Group
Live from the World Mining Investment Congress, we hear Per Storm's views on where commodity markets find themselves currently and the outlook for base and precious metals
Philip Kotze - CEO, Anooraq Resources
The turnaround at Bokoni since it bought 51% from AngloPlat. And quarterly update.
Gold Fields Results - Nick Holland: CEO Gold Fields SA
The operations are doing quite nicely for the moment.’
AngloGold Q1 Results: Mark Cutifani, CEO AngloGold Ashanti
The miner is expecting a stronger second half
Randgold Resources Q1 results - Mark Bristow: CEO, Randgold Resources
the group reports an 83% rise in bottom line net profit
Agnico-Eagle's growth plans - Sean Boyd - Agnico-Eagle CEO
On the eve of the Comaplex transaction and after a strong set of quarterly results, Sean Boyd talks about where we are in the gold cycle, why gold stocks are likely to start outperforming bullion and the growth plans for the company
Harmony's Golpu discovery - Graham Briggs: CEO, Harmony Gold
Graham Briggs talks about Harmony's new Golpu strike in Papua New Guinea
Harmony closes shafts: Graham Briggs – CEO, Harmony Gold
'Really there's no option other than this.’
Mike Solomon: CEO Wesizwe Platinum
The options ahead for Wesizwe Platinum
Philip Kotze - CEO, Anooraq Resources
Development of Anooraq's projects, serious restructuring and managing debt.
Jean Nortier: CEO Uranium One
Full year results for 2009, The big target areas for the group at the moment are to increase production and to keep cash costs on target
Mineweb: Barry Sergeant speaks Sandra Burmeister, chief executive of Landelahni and Prof Fred Cawood of Wits School of Mining
South Africa remains a major educator of mining engineers in the English speaking world
David Brown: CEO: Impala Platinum
Continuous dividend payments remain a key highlight
Chris Griffith: CEO Kumba Iron Ore
A good year for the iron ore producer
Mark Cutifani: AngloGold Ashanti CEO
AngloGold Ashanti CEO MArk Cutifani speaks to Mineweb's Barry Sergeant about the group's results
Movers and shakers - January 2010
In this edition of the Top 100 podcast Barry Sergeant takes us through the big moves seen over the last month in the global mining sector and delves into why there has been a major move downwards over the last month.
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