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Steel 2019: A review of South Africa's steel sector
 Published: 16 May 19 The $900-billion-a-year global steelmaking industry continues to have excess capacity, putting many producers under pressure. The installed steelmaking capacity, which totalled 1.66-billion tonnes in 2018, exceeds demand by more than 500-million tonnes and this trend is expected to continue. The... |
Steel 2019: A review of South Africa's steel sector
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Energy Roundup – May 2019
Published: 07 May 19 Creamer Media's Energy Roundup is a monthly report providing a synopsis of energy-related news from South Africa. The May 2019 roundup covers activities in April 2019, and includes details of the South African government’s bailout of State-owned power utility Eskom; Eskom’s overhaul of its... |
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Projects in Progress 2019 (First Edition)
Published: 03 May 19 It is no secret that South Africa’s construction sector is in an extremely perilous state. The decline in workflow and the squeeze on margins have left large and small construction companies struggling for survival.
Some of the country’s biggest firms have applied for business rescue while... |
Projects in Progress 2019 (First Edition)
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Automotive 2019: A review of South Africa's automotive sector
Published: 03 May 19 The health of South Africa’s automotive industry is strongly tied to the state of the domestic economy, with a strong correlation between economic growth rates and new-vehicle sales. The weak macroeconomic conditions battering the South African economy have slowed demand for new vehicles.... |
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Iron-Ore 2019: A review of the iron-ore sector
Published: 12 Apr 19 The decision by number one iron-ore miner Vale, of Brazil, to halt 40‑million tonnes of production – equivalent to about one-tenth of its output – so that it can decommission tailings dams similar to the one that failed in January 2019, killing an estimated 300 people, will have major... |
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Scarborough gasfield development, Australia
Published: 17 May 19 SNC-Lavalin has signed two subcontracts to support the development of the floating production unit on the proposed Scarborough gasfield development project. |
Scarborough gasfield development, Australia
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Main Road 240 rehabilitation project, South Africa
Published: 17 May 19 The Western Cape Department of Transport and Public Works the Main Road 240 between Vredenburg and Paternoster, in the Western Cape. |
Main Road 240 rehabilitation project, South Africa
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Nissan Rosslyn plant expansion, South Africa
Published: 17 May 19 Nissan South Africa is preparing its facility in Rosslyn to produce the next generation Nissan Navara pickup. |
Nissan Rosslyn plant expansion, South Africa
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PRASA places three executives on special leave
Published: 22 May 19 The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) has placed the company’s chief strategy offer Dr Sipho Sithole; its legal, risk and compliance head Martha Ngoye and its group CEO Tiro Holele on special leave. The decision follows ongoing investigations into allegations of improper, irregular,... |
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Industrialisation to help South Africa’s mining cluster compete globally
Published: 22 May 19 If industrialization is done properly through advancing the South African mining cluster and using the sector as a driver for industrialisation, the sector has huge potential to operate not only at scale but also to compete in the world market, says Minerals Council South Africa chief economist... |
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Hidroeléctrica de Cahora Bassa announces IPO
Published: 22 May 19 Hidroeléctrica de Cahora Bassa (HCB), the Mozambican concessionaire of the Cahora Bassa hydroelectric plant, has announced the launch of its initial public offering (IPO) for up to 7.5% of its shares to individual Mozambican nationals and collective national investors. The IPO will see a first... |
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Mining fatalities among ICMM member companies decrease again
Published: 22 May 19 International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM) member companies recorded 50 fatalities in 2018, compared with the 51 recorded in 2017 and the 63 recorded in 2016.
Eleven of ICMM’s 27 member companies reported no fatalities in 2018, compared with eight in 2017. These companies were Africa... |
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Constancia mine, Peru
Published: 17 May 19 A copper mine located in the south-eastern Andes of Peru, in the province of Chumbivilcas. |
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DeGrussa mine, Australia
Published: 10 May 19 A copper/gold mine located in Western Australia’s Bryah basin mineral province, about 900 km north-east of Perth. |
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Asacha mine, Russia
Published: 03 May 19 A gold mine located in Kamchatka, in Far East Russia. |
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Las Cruces mine, Spain
Published: 26 Apr 19 A copper mining complex located in Sevilla, in Southern Spain. |
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Çayeli Bakir mine, Turkey
Published: 18 Apr 19 A copper/zinc mine located on the Black Sea coast of north-eastern Turkey. |
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Sandton Gate mixed-use development project, South Africa
Published: 17 May 19
Darlington nuclear power station refurbishment project, Canada
Published: 17 May 19
The Minerals Council South Africa will, later this year, launch a new health and safety initiative called Khumbela iKhaya, council chaiperson...
