Thomas Biesheuvel is a Reporter at various esteemed publications including Business Day, The Sydney Morning Herald, and Bloomberg Law. He specializes in covering themes related to energy and mining, business and economics, with a focus on topics such as minerals and metals, mining operations, and their environmental impacts. Thomas's work has been featured in notable outlets like Fortune, The Economic Times, and Yahoo Finance, reflecting his expertise in the intersection of business, finance, and the mining sector.
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Thomas Biesheuvel's articles predominantly focus on the mining industry, particularly covering news related to specific mining companies and their deals. His coverage includes press releases, investment analysis, government announcements, and private sector announcements. Therefore, he is likely to be interested in pitches providing exclusive insights or expert commentary on recent developments within the mining sector.
Given his extensive coverage of various metals such as copper, gold, iron ore, and battery metals among others along with a significant emphasis on mining deals and company-related news like CEO changes and investor activities - he would be receptive to industry experts who can provide valuable perspectives on market trends or specific corporate actions in this space.
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By: Jack Farchy, Leonard Kehnscherper, Dinesh Nair, Thomas Biesheuvel
Glencore Plc boss Gary Nagle has called it the most obvious deal in mining. His predecessor and mentor Ivan Glasenberg has been trying to pull it off for nearly two decades. And yet the merger of Glencore with Rio Tinto Group has proven elusive – until now.
De Beers has made one of the deepest ever cuts to its group of handpicked diamond buyers as the former monopoly grapples with a prolonged crisis roiling the industry, people with knowledge of the matter said.
Cut the number of buyers to between 45 and 50 from around 70, they said. By Thomas Biesheuvel, Bloomberg ·
By: Antony Sguazzin, Thomas Biesheuvel, Mbongeni Mguni, William Clowes
Botswana is holding to its ambition of buying a controlling stake in De Beers from Anglo American Plc, potentially dampening interest from some private investors looking to acquire the diamond giant.
By: Yvonne Yue Li, Thomas Biesheuvel, Jacob Lorinc
Rio Tinto Group has drawn interest from more than a dozen potential bidders for its US assets that produce the critical mineral boron, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Archie Hunter, Thomas Biesheuvel, Dinesh Nair
A Saudi firm that was to be a key vehicle for the kingdom to invest in foreign mining assets is shifting its strategy away from global acquisitions, people familiar with the matter said, as the Gulf country increasingly prioritizes building up its domestic economy.
By: Dinesh Nair, Paul-Alain Hunt, Thomas Biesheuvel, Eddie Spence
Anglo American Plc has at least three potential buyers for its Australian steelmaking coal business after a sale to Peabody Energy Corp. was derailed last year following a fire at one of the mines.
By: Dinesh Nair, Thomas Biesheuvel, Paul-Alain Hunt, Eddie Spence
Stanmore Resources, Mitsubishi Corp, and PT Buma Internasional Grup are among the bidders for the coal assets, and a suitor and deal could be announced in the coming months.
By: Thomas Biesheuvel, Sybilla Gross
Barrick Mining Corp. said it plans to list its North American operations in New York and reaffirmed that it’s on track to complete the initial public offering by the end of this year.
By: Thomas Biesheuvel, Loni Prinsloo
A consortium led by De Beers’s former boss Gareth Penny is leading the race to buy the world’s biggest diamond miner after the Iran war hampered other bidders, according to people familiar with the matter.
