Kumba says it is encouraged by early signs of progress made by Transnet, which helped boost its sales volumes in the quarter ended March.

However, Africa’s largest iron ore producer is not getting carried away by the 5% uplift in Transnet’s rail performance in the period, maintaining its annual production and sales guidance of 35-million to 37-million wet tonnes...

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