Zimplats Limited Holdings maintained stable production levels while achieving significant year-on-year growth. This quarter saw a 9% increase in mining output compared to the same period last year, driven by successful pillar reclamation efforts and continued development of the Mupani
Australia Stock Exchange-listed platinum group metals (PGM) producer Zimplats, Zimbabwe’s leading PGM producer, has reported a remarkable 12 per cent increase in matte production. By Rudairo Mapuranga According to Impala Platinum Holdings Limited (Implats), Zimplats’ parent company, the impressive surge
Five individuals have been apprehended by the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) in Kadoma in connection with the theft of copper cables at Zimplats’ Mupfuti Mine in Mhondoro Ngezi. According to Police Spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi, the arrests were made
Zimplats is reducing its 8000-strong workforce by 1% as the Platinum miner moves to implement survival tactics as falling PGM prices bite. Speaking at the 7th edition of the PGMs Industry Day Conference in Johannesburg on Wednesday, ZIMPLATS Chief Executive
The country’s biggest platinum group metals (PGM) producer, Zimplats, invested US$580,000 to implement water stewardship, reduce freshwater withdrawals, enhance recycling, and continuously improve water use efficiency to prevent pollution. “Water is a vital resource for our operations and the communities
ZIMPLATS has released scores of workers from various departments of its mines as global platinum players move to cut costs amid falling prices. The platinum miner follows other platinum players after profits slumped as metal prices plummeted over the past
Zimbabwe’s biggest miner, Zimplats has announced the appointment of Mrs. Emilia Chisango as an independent non-executive director of the Company, effective from 1st April 2024. In a statement, the company said Mrs. Chisango brings with her a wealth of experience
In response to a downturn in commodity prices, Zimplats, the country’s largest platinum group metal (PGM) producer, has initiated voluntary retrenchment measures to minimize the impact of spending cuts on its growth strategy, including the US$1.8 billion expansion program. According
To address ongoing challenges created by plummeting mineral prices, Zimbabwe’s biggest Mine ZIMPLATS is offering a voluntary retrenchment package for all employees wishing to be considered. In a statement seen by Mining Zimbabwe, ZIMPLATS Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Mr Alex
Zimbabwe’s hopes for the establishment of a Platinum Group Metal (PGM) beneficiation plant may be in jeopardy, with the country’s largest PGM producer postponing the refurbishment of the Selous Base Metal Refinery (BMR). Rudairo Mapuranga According to Impala Platinum (Implats),