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Slightly lower interim earnings offset by R700m in cost savings.

Themba Mkhwanazi – CEO, Kumba Iron Ore

Foreigners were net sellers of South African stocks for a fourth day Monday.

Keeping six months’ stock of essential supplies, considered wasteful a year ago, now seems like a good idea.

Factories in China risk running short on supplies as Covid-19 spreads to countries that produce vital raw materials.

Governments are stepping up measures to contain the coronavirus including restricting movement.

Banks down again.

Closed off 2019 with a 62% surge in Ebitda.

Themba Mkhwanazi – uitvoerende hoof, Kumba

CEO says the government also needs to improve the regulatory environment to get investors back into the mining sector.

Government bonds also rallied, with the yield on the benchmark 2026 bond down 7 basis point to 8.205%.

The mine is delivering a strong performance since being reopened.