Martin Creamer
Martin Creamer is Creamer Media Publishing Editor of Engineering News and Mining Weekly.
AngloGold holds costs below 2% amid peers averaging 15%-plus
4th August 2025 Johannesburg Stock Exchange secondary-listed gold mining company AngloGold Ashanti has managed to repress costs to below 2% amid peer gold mining... →
Soaring free cash flow uplifts AngloGold dividend payout as debt plummets 92%
1st August 2025 The second-quarter earnings and free cash flow of AngloGold Ashanti more than doubled year-on-year, driven by the high gold price and what the New... →
De Beers is well positioned to thrive as market recovers, Anglo believes
31st July 2025 The commitment of Anglo American to exit De Beers is unwavering, despite the belief of this secondary-listed Johannesburg Stock Exchange company... →
Anglo's simplified go-forward business advances with 43% earnings margin outlook
31st July 2025 In the 2025 transition year, Johannesburg Stock Exchange-listed Anglo American has maintained an earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and... →
Valterra Platinum upping flood defence, envisaging underground trucking, hailing IRMA
30th July 2025 Platinum group metals (PGM) mining company Valterra Platinum, which experienced severe flooding in the first half of this year at its Amandelbult... →
Glencore’s half-year copper equivalent production up 5%
30th July 2025 The copper equivalent production of diversified mining company Glencore rose 5% year-on-year in the six months to June 30 with the integration of... →
Kumba Iron Ore reports R7.9bn half-year free cash flow, declares R5.3bn dividend
29th July 2025 In an environment characterised by global economic uncertainty and market volatility, South Africa’s high-flying Kumba Iron Ore is very well... →
Trial mining on way at promising Sandsloot platinum underground project in Limpopo
28th July 2025 Platinum group metals (PGM) mining company Valterra Platinum has received board approval to conduct a feasibility study into the development of... →
Seriti Green has R25bn to deploy in Mpumalanga but can’t get Eskom budget quotes
25th July 2025 Last week renewable energy company Seriti Green received a budget quote from Eskom that it had applied for as long ago as February 2021 – that's... →
Higher margins, more cash generation on way, Anglo CEO predicts unequivocally
24th July 2025 Looking beyond this transitionary year, Johannesburg Stock Exchange-listed Anglo American will emerge as a highly differentiated, higher margin and... →
Higher Kumba iron-ore exports reflect benefit of public-private logistics collaboration
24th July 2025 The benefit of South Africa’s public-private logistics collaboration is reflected by an increase in South African-mined iron-ore railed from Anglo... →
China generates more electricity than US, India, EU combined, Menar’s Bayoglu reports
23rd July 2025 China generates more electricity than the US, India and the EU put together, Menar MD Vuslat Bayoglu told Wednesday’s Coal & Energy Transition Day,... →
Wind turbine four on way up, Seriti CEO Mike Teke tells Coal & Energy Transition Day
23rd July 2025 Today, as I speak to you, our fourth wind turbine is probably on its way up, Seriti Resources Group CEO Mike Teke, who has also just opened a new... →
Mantengu obtains consent to take charge of Blue Ridge Platinum from August 1
22nd July 2025 Johannesburg Stock Exchange AltX-listed emerging mining company Mantengu has obtained consent to take charge of Blue Ridge Platinum, which is... →
South Africa Manganese delivers strong finish with 48% higher final quarter sales
21st July 2025 South Africa Manganese finished the financial year strongly, South32, the Johannesburg-, Sydney- and London-listed diversified mining company... →
Orion will be producing Prieska concentrate by Christmas next year, new CEO assures
18th July 2025 Sydney- and Johannesburg-listed Orion Minerals will be producing concentrate at its flagship Prieska Copper Zinc Mine by Christmas next year, says... →
Impala Platinum seeking SO2 limit in Rustenburg to ensure continued lawful operation
17th July 2025 Impala Platinum Holdings Limited (Implats) intends to apply to South Africa’s National Air Quality Officer for an alternative sulphur dioxide (SO2)... →
Ten-year manganese rail transport contract signed by Transnet and UMK
16th July 2025 State-owned railway company Transnet and United Manganese of Kalahari (UMK) on Wednesday July 16 signed a ten-year contract for the transportation... →
Platinum's 1.4% tariff knock to be eclipsed by strong investment, jewellery demand
16th July 2025 The direct impact of tariffs on forecast platinum demand in 2025 is estimated to total only 112 000 oz, or 1.4% of total demand. While the indirect... →
Gold remains well-positioned in current macro landscape, World Gold Council reports
15th July 2025 Gold enters the second half of 2025 coming off an exceptionally strong start to the year – up 26% – shaped by a weaker US dollar, persistent... →
Engineering, planning work on the go for Waterberg platinum group metals project
14th July 2025 Work on engineering and planning related to initial road access, construction, water supply, infrastructure, essential site facilities, first phase... →
Malawi clinches $12-billion mining, infrastructure investments from China
11th July 2025 Malawi has concluded $12-billion worth of Chinese mining and infrastructure transactions, which are positioning the landlocked country in... →
Big cost-cut uplift for major Limpopo platinum group metals project
10th July 2025 The Bengwenyama platinum group metals (PGM) project in South Africa’s Limpopo province has received a major uplift through a staged development... →
South Africa’s platinum metals, China’s green revolution merging strongly in Shanghai
9th July 2025 South Africa’s platinum group metals (PGMs) and China’s green revolution have come together strongly in Shanghai at a hugely opportune time of... →
South Africa’s palladium can cut South Africa’s water treatment costs, researchers show
8th July 2025 The message Nornickel's Palladium Center head Dmitry Izotov communicated strongly at South Africa’s PGM Industry Day in Johannesburg in April was... →
Hive Hydrogen requests proposals for $5.8bn Coega Green Ammonia Project
7th July 2025 The final stage of development for the Coega Green Ammonia Project at Nelson Mandela Bay in the Eastern Cape commenced today with the release of... →
China’s ‘strategic metal’ in sharp focus as Shanghai Platinum Week gets under way
7th July 2025 Shanghai Platinum Week kicked-off today in China where the silver-white transition metal with the symbol Pt and atomic number 78 has been declared... →
Rising platinum price unlikely to dampen demand, World Platinum points out
4th July 2025 The rising platinum price is unlikely to dampen demand or stimulate additional supply, meaning that forecast market shortfalls are here to stay,... →
Hazardous, illegal mine openings shut, rehabilitation sharpened, Parliament hears
3rd July 2025 South Africa’s derelict and ownerless mine rehabilitation programme has gone beyond rehabilitation to include the closure of hazardous old shaft... →
BHP moves into greener shipping amid cleaner transport ventures intensifying globally
2nd July 2025 In fewer than three years, major Johannesburg Stock Exchange secondary-listed mining giant BHP will be shipping ore from Australia to Asia in a... →
Well-endowed South Africa has huge opportunity ‘right now’ to grow mining sector
1st July 2025 South Africa has a huge opportunity “right now” to grow its mining sector so that mining is able to provide prosperity for the entire nation,... →
Newly named Cementation Africa excited about setting business on new growth path
30th June 2025 The newly named Cementation Africa is excited about setting the rebranded business on a new growth path. As part of preparations to operate outside... →
UK committed to fresh value-adding mining approach, says Southern African envoy
27th June 2025 The UK government is promising Africa a fresh in-Africa value-adding approach to the mining and minerals development it will be going all out to... →
China sees pleasing Africa as form of insurance against trade wars, London Indaba hears
25th June 2025 China sees pleasing Africa as a form of insurance against trade war impacts, Sydney University Associate Professor Dr Lauren Johnston spelt out at... →
Praise heaped on geological data transparency of Malawi, Nigeria at London Indaba
24th June 2025 There are only two countries in Africa that currently make their geological survey data open to the world. “Malawi is the first, and I believe... →
Richards Bay Minerals’ three power pacts will supply 80% of the power it consumes
23rd June 2025 The three power purchase agreements (PPAs) that Richards Bay Minerals (RBM) has signed to date will provide the lion’s share of this... →
China announces widespread hydrogen scale-up plan ahead of Shanghai Platinum Week
20th June 2025 An extensive pilot initiative aimed at scaling up hydrogen technology, infrastructure and applications across the length and breadth of China has... →
Focus on South Africa’s own green hydrogen market first, Air Products recommends
19th June 2025 South Africa should initially focus intently on its local green hydrogen market rather than the global market, and progress at its own pace, which... →
Positive infrastructure advancement on way in DRC, SRK Consulting Congo reports
18th June 2025 Positive infrastructure advancement is on the way in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), SRK Consulting Congo chairperson Dominique Sambwa has... →
South African copper mining company signs 12-year green energy supply agreement
17th June 2025 In a major boost for sustainable mining and South Africa’s clean energy ambitions, Mzansi Energy Consortium has signed a 12-year power purchase... →
Well done, Zambia, on your transparent ‘G-Factor’ mining revenue system
13th June 2025 Zambia is strengthening transparency and accountability to make sure that natural resources improve the lives of all of its citizens. It gives easy... →
