Platinum Producers May Combine Wage Talks
Platinum – Bloomberg reported the world’s largest platinum producers are discussing combining wage talks to help curb violent strikes that killed 46 people in the past five weeks.
Platinum – Bloomberg reported the world’s largest platinum producers are discussing combining wage talks to help curb violent strikes that killed 46 people in the past five weeks.
Platinum – Globe and Mail reported South African officials led a talk between unions and platinum producers after a violent strike at Lonmin's (LSE:LMI) mine left 44 people dead.
Platinum – Reuters reported less than 7 percent Lonmin's (LSE:LMI) 28,000-strong South African workforce reported for duty on Thursday while the company met with unions.
Platinum – Bloomberg reported Anglo American plc. (LSE:AAL) said platinum output fell 24 percent in the first quarter from a year earlier after it shut a plant for maintenance, with fewer safety stoppages stemming the drop.
Platinum – Reuters reported platinum rallied for the fifth day giving South African stocks the push they needed to rebound.
Platinum – Mining Weekly reported Sylvania Platinum (ASX:SLP,LON:SLP) is moving forward with its plans to dispose of its iron ore assets.
Platinum – Bloomberg reported Impala Platinum (JSE:IMP) said it is willing to rehire 15,000 or the 17,200 miners who have been on strike for four weeks in an effort to resume production at the Rustenberg mine.
Platinum – Bloomberg reported OAO GMK Norilsk Nickel (LSE:MNOD) says platinum group metals may be a better investment than gold.
Uranium – Reuters Africa reported platinum producers in South Africa aren't worried about potential power outages announced by Eskom.
Platinum – Mining Weekly reported Anglo American Platinum (JSE:AMS) says productivity at its joint venture operations tends to be higher.
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