Tharisa’s Karo Platinum Group Metals (PGM) Project in Mhondoro Ngezi has proven to be one of the favourites with 99 per cent of employees and contractors being from within Zimbabwe. Rudairo Mapuranga The project whose groundbreaking exploration was commissioned by
New demand for platinum group metals (PGMs) may be created in the energy generation and storage field, Toronto- and New York-listed Platinum Group Metals (PTM) stated on Wednesday. The unique properties of PGMs as powerful catalysts are being applied to various technologies as possible solutions for more efficient energy generation and storage, PTM, headed by
Zimbabwe platinum miners have asked the government to defer its planned 5% export tax on concentrates, pending the completion of smelters and the refurbishment of a refinery. The producers want the tax-deferred until 2025, according to a proposal submitted by
Zimplats parent company, South Africa’s Impala Platinum will reduce planned spending across its business to reflect current low metal prices, the company said on Tuesday. The prices of platinum group metals (PGM), which are used by automakers for catalysts that
Mimosa Mining Company and Zimplats’ Mupani mine outshined other Mining companies in preparedness, and fitness as they dominated in the surface and underground categories at the Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe National First Aid Competitions held in Ngezi on Friday.
Victoria Falls Stock Exchange-listed mining company Karo Mining Holdings said it will conduct a trial of unique beneficiation processes to develop its Platinum’s beneficiation capabilities. Rudairo Mapuranga The mining company is working to ensure that it creates a stable and
PRESS RELEASE – Anglo American plc notes the announcement by Anglo American Platinum Limited released today to the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. The text of the announcement is copied below: The Board of Anglo American Platinum Limited announces the appointment of
Anglo American Platinum (Amplats) has announced that its earnings for the first half of this year are expected to be significantly lower than in the same period last year. The company forecasts a decrease in headline earnings and headline earnings
Revenue from Zimbabwe’s platinum exports is expected to plummet by 37% to US$413,1 million this year as a result of falling commodity prices and power issues that have disrupted production in the mining sector, a government official has said. The
Kuvimba Mining House (KMH) is planning to find its own resources to fund one of the country’s biggest platinum project, Great Dyke Investment (GDI) in Darwendale as the company seek to have full control of the project for the country.
