Otmane El Rhazi from Mining Weekly | Ferrous Metals Home.
The BHP Billiton spinoff company South32, with large South African energy coal resources, would be keen to help State power utility Eskom solve some of its primary energy issues, South32 CEO-elect Graham Kerr said on Tuesday. Kerr was speaking to the media in a London teleconference call in which Creamer Media’s Mining Weekly Online hours after the BHP Billiton board gave its unanimous approval to the demerging of $26-billion worth of the company’s aluminium, coal, manganese, nickel and silver assets, a third of them by value hosted by South Africa.
The BHP Billiton spinoff company South32, with large South African energy coal resources, would be keen to help State power utility Eskom solve some of its primary energy issues, South32 CEO-elect Graham Kerr said on Tuesday. Kerr was speaking to the media in a London teleconference call in which Creamer Media’s Mining Weekly Online hours after the BHP Billiton board gave its unanimous approval to the demerging of $26-billion worth of the company’s aluminium, coal, manganese, nickel and silver assets, a third of them by value hosted by South Africa.
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