African Rainbow Minerals (ARM) reported lower first-half earnings due to decreased iron ore production volumes and higher operational losses at its Bokoni Platinum Mine.

The company’s headline earnings for the six months ended December declined by 49% to R1.52bn or R7.75 per share. The company said this was largely driven by lower iron ore prices and a stronger rand-dollar exchange rate. ..

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