MoneywebBloomberg News · 22 October 2026 at 08:15Read the full story on MoneywebNortham CEO Paul Dunne received R80.5m in the year to June, while major US investors plan to oppose the miner’s remuneration report over concerns about pay-for-performance alignment.
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