Implats acquires 24% of Royal Bafokeng, offers to buy out remaining shares
The platinum group metals miner wants to buy shares it doesn't already own in Royal Bafokeng in a 150 rand cash-and-stock deal.
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South Australia extends mineral exploration co-financing initiative
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Researchers develop anti-ageing chemistry to overcome next-gen lithium battery decay
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Spain rejects Berkeley Energia’s uranium plant
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Vale indicted for environmental crimes in deadly dam disaster
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