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South African Mineral Royalties Triple Amid Mining Sector Boom

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Official National Treasury data shows mineral royalties collected from South Africa more than tripled between April and August compared to the previous year. This surge in taxes is attributed to soaring gold and platinum prices. A review of mining companies listed in South Africa also found that revenue among those companies jumped 38% to R786 billion.

From riotimesonline.com

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The increased mineral taxes provide a fiscal windfall for South Africa, easing pressure on government borrowing. The boom in mining profits has also driven a 23% rise in the combined market value of mining companies trading on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.

From riotimesonline.com

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  • South AfricaSpeculative

    Increased mineral royalties could boost national fiscal revenue.

  • The tripled mineral royalties might ease pressure on government borrowing.

  • The mining company revenue surge could drive higher market valuations.

  • Gold FieldsSpeculative

    Gold Fields might see increased revenue due to soaring gold and platinum prices.

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