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    Kefi nears construction start at Tulu Kapi

    London-listed Kefi Gold and Copper says the remaining finance syndicate approval process in respect of the Tulu Kapi project, in Ethiopia, is on track for final approvals this month.

    The company has started with launch preparations on site ahead of construction, which is earmarked to start by midyear.

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    Power moves to establish an early niobium foothold in West Arunta

    The share price of ASX-listed Power Minerals surged early 30% on Monday, following its announcement of a strategic move into the West Arunta region of Western Australia with the addition of the Waterlander project.

    Situated immediately adjacent to WA1 Resources’ Luni discovery, Waterlander is prospective for niobium and rare earth elements (REE).

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    Anglo investors tell company to move faster to survive BHP bid

    Anglo American’s shareholders are pushing the company to speed up the release of its turnaround plan as the 107-year-old miner seeks to present an alternative to BHP Group’s takeover bid.

    Anglo has been reviewing its business since mid-2023, looking at every mine in its portfolio to help reshape a company that’s fallen behind competitors in recent years. Yet that process was broadsided by a takeover approach last month from the world’s biggest miner.

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    Platinum demand outlook pretty robust, World Platinum Investment Council highlights

    The outlook for platinum is one that’s pretty robust, the World Platinum Investment Council (WPIC) has highlighted in its latest Platinum Quarterly, which shows the projection of the metal’s demand as being very encouraging amid a near-record-low supply prediction. Automotive demand is at a seven-year high, while first-quarter jewellery demand increased contrasted with a worsening supply deficit of 476 000 oz.

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    Fantastic advance by Proudly South African manganese battery metal first-mover

    Proudly South African Manganese Metal Co (MMC) of Mbombela, Mpumalanga, is making a fantastic first-mover advance to enter the manganese battery metal market, which is progressing super-fast. To be established is a faster stream to market, which is not only ahead of the global game, but also provides time for this remarkable value-adding company to become a manganese-ore-to-sulphate producer from its current position of being the producer of the world’s purest 99.9% pure manganese metal from manganese fines.

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    AngloGold starts year with 2% higher output despite flooding in Australia

    Gold miner AngloGold Ashanti has started the year off well, with a 2% increase in production to 581 000 oz for the quarter ended March 31, despite the impact of heavy rain and flooding on output in Western Australia. CEO Alberto Calderon says the company is seeing greater consistency from most of its operations, including better performance from its Brazilian mines, while the Obuasi mine, in Ghana, continues to ramp up.

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    Froneman confident PGM prices will rebound once temporary decline abates

    Multinational mining and metals processing group Sibanye-Stillwater CEO Neal Froneman remains confident that the platinum group metals (PGM) price outlook is fundamentally positive and that the price gouging of late was merely a temporary phenomenon. “Our view that the fundamental outlook for PGMs is positive is unchanged, with little evidence of a systemic change in the market fundamentals to justify the price collapse observed during 2023.

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    DRDGOLD posts lower third-quarter output, but higher earnings

    JSE-listed gold recovery company DRDGOLD has generated higher adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda) for the quarter ended March 31, compared with the same quarter of last year, despite having produced slightly fewer ounces.

    Adjusted Ebitda in the reporting quarter of R494-million, or $26.2-million, compares with adjusted Ebitda of R441-million, or $23.5-million, in the prior comparable quarter.

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    Kenmare paid Moz govt $30 561 in taxes, royalties and fees for 2023

    London-listed Kenmare Resources paid the Mozambique government $30 561 – made up of  $19 798 in taxes, $10 259 in royalties and $504 in fees – in 2023, the company reports in its ‘Payments to Governments 2023’ report. Kenmare operates the Moma titanium minerals mine in northern Mozambique.

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    Iamgold guidance on track as Essakane and Westwood shine

    Canadian gold miner Iamgold has announced a promising start to the year, reporting robust results across its operations and projects in the first quarter, positioning the company well to meet its guidance targets.

    CEO Renaud Adams attributed the first-quarter success to the combination of stable operations and favourable grade reconciliation at the Essakane mine, in Burkina Faso, coupled with Westwood, in Canada, achieving its highest quarter of production since mining restarted in 2021.

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