The company continually improves the effectiveness of the quality management system in line with ISO 9001 standards. All our subsidiaries adhere to Quality Management System manuals which contain activities and standards to be followed on all contracts as well as internal departments and to comply with the minimum requirements of ISO 9001. Continual improvement is one of the cornerstones of our business and is being communicated on a regular basis, throughout the organisation. All employees are made aware of the quality standards and its objectives and are committed to its implementation.
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Copper production in Chile, the world’s biggest supplier of the wiring metal, is showing signs of recovering from 20-year lows.
Output in May was the highest this year, rising more than 8% compared with both April and the year earlier, according to data released Friday by the country’s bureau of statistics.
London-listed Rainbow Rare Earths has signed a share placing and royalty agreement with fellow-listed Ecora Resources, raising $10-million for Rainbow to proceed with studies at the Phalaborwa rare earths project.
Rainbow says the agreement endorses its 85%-owned Phalaborwa project, in South Africa’s Limpopo province, as a stand-out opportunity. The project is expected to be one of the highest-margin rare earth projects globally.
David Ransom, nonexecutive, independent director of Perseus Mining, has tendered his resignation effective June 30, citing health reasons.
Perseus, an Australian company operating three gold mines in Africa, announced Ranson’s departure in a statement on Monday.
ASX-listed Sierra Rutile has announced the completion of its initial safety risk review of Area 1, leading to the resumption of operations at the Sierra Leone mine after a temporary suspension.
The company suspended mining at a part of Area 1 two weeks ago, following the death of a worker.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa announced his new Cabinet, allocating ministerial posts to opposition politicians while retaining close ally Enoch Godongwana as finance minister. The announcement of the new executive followed more than a week of negotiations that ensued when the African National Congress invited its rivals to join a so-called government of national unity after losing its parliamentary majority in May 29 elections. Nine parties accepted the offer and agreed to back Ramaphosa’s reappointment as president in exchange for being allocated other posts.
Demonstrating its broad commitment to education, entrepreneurship and leaving a positive legacy in the Johannesburg central business district (CBD), diversified miner Anglo American on June 28 celebrated the official handover of its building at 47 Main street, in Johannesburg, to Wits Business School (WBS). This showcases the company’s commitment to working with partners, including inner-city stakeholders, academia, small, medium-sized and microenterprises, civic organisations and residents, to rejuvenate the CBD and surrounds.
Gold mining company DRDGOLD has started self-assessment in line with the World Gold Council (WGC) Responsible Gold Mining Principles (RGMPs) to determine conformance levels across all DRDGOLD operations. The self-assessment process started in May, after the company joined the WGC last year. Progress on the alignment of internal systems and processes towards conformance with the RGMPs will be published in the first quarter of next year, DRDGOLD said on June 28.
South Africa’s state power company Eskom will meet its target to reduce carbon emissions by 71-million metric tons a year by the end of the decade, its new CEO said on Friday, despite scrapping plans to retire six coal-fired power stations by then. But CEO Dan Marokane said Eskom’s immediate priority was bringing an end to the power blackouts that have devastated the economy of Africa’s most industrialised nation over the past few years.
Coal miner MC Mining has entered into a R20-million, or $1.1-million, loan facility with South Africa-based private company Dendocept for working capital purposes. Dendocept has a 6.8% shareholding in MC Mining.
London- and South Africa-listed battery metals miner Marula Mining has successfully started manganese ore shipping from the Larisoro manganese mine, in Kenya.
Marula is transporting about 1 000 t of manganese ore from the mine to Nairobi under a recently signed export logistics agreement with Scan Global Logistics Kenya (SGLK).