- Published on 13 December 2002
Change to the Board
Northam Platinum Limited announces that Ian Watson will be retiring as Managing Director with effect from 31 December 2002. Ian will be succeeded by Glyn Lewis, who will report to the Board as General Manager.
- Published on 06 December 2002
Another Safety Record for Northam
Northam Platinum, the world's deepest platinum mine, has notched up another safety record by achieving an award for having worked 2 million fatality-free shifts.
- Published on 29 November 2002
Letter to Shareholders: Reduction and Repayment of Share Premium
Subsequent to the declaration and payment of dividend number 8 during August/September 2002, the board obtained legal opinion which confirmed that its interpretation of the company's articles of association, read in conjunction with Section 90 of the Companies Act, was not correct in that the amount distributed of 175 cents per share included a capital payment, being share premium, of 75 cents per share.
- Published on 07 October 2002
Response to Article Published in the Press on 6 October 2002
The management of Northam is aware of speculation in the press regarding talks with Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited ("Harmony"). Management denies that any such discussions have taken place between Northam and Harmony.
- Published on 08 August 2002
Northam Delivers Solid Performance and Forecasts Improvements for the Year Ahead
Northam Platinum Limited today reported solid results for its financial year ended June 2002 with production at 8 458 kg of metals in concentrate (3PGE+Au), and earnings of R398 million. This result was achieved despite a significant drop in metal prices over the year.
- Published on 31 January 2002
Northam Rebounds after Strike
Although Northam’s results for the six months ended 31 December had been disappointing due largely to substantially lower dollar metal prices and the effects of the unfortunate strike action in the first quarter, there were encouraging signs of an operational rebound, said Managing Director Ian Watson today.