JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – As mining services provider and coal miner Sentula Mining entered talks for the sale of its shareholding in the Nkomati anthracite mine, CEO Robin Berry said the group would prioritise the disposal of most of its remaining coal asset during the next financial year. JSE-listed Sentula this week entered into negotiations with a consortium comprising Miranda, Mochiba Investments and Jay and Jayendra for the disposal of its 60% stake in the Mpumalanga-based Nkomati. The Mpumalanga Economic Growth Agency owns the remaining 40% shareholding in the mine, which has 7.2-million tons of proven reserves and 4.4-million tons of indicated resources, with an 80-year...
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