
Packed with cutting-edge analysis and expert opinions, this issue is a must-read for industry professionals and enthusiasts alike. Here's a glimpse of what you'll find inside:
By David McKay, Mining MX
Explore the latest developments in South Africa's mining landscape as David McKay delves into the much-anticipated launch of the new mining cadastral system. Set to replace the outdated SAMRAD, this system is much needed. However, questions remain about its readiness and functionality. McKay offers an insightful analysis of the challenges and potential impacts on South Africa's mining sector.
By Penelope Masiela, Multimedia Journalist – Mining Review Africa
Discover how Volvo is assisting the mining industry in embracing digital transformation. Penelope Masiela provides an in-depth look at how these innovations are boosting productivity and efficiency across the industry. Learn how mining companies can leverage these advancements to optimise their operations and stay ahead in a competitive market.
By Wilma Swarts, Director of PGM Research, Metals Focus
Wilma Swarts examines the evolving dynamics in the automotive industry, notably the transition from internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles to battery electric vehicles (BEVs). This shift significantly impacts the demand for platinum group metals (PGMs). Although ICE vehicles are expected to remain significant in the near term, the ongoing transition towards BEVs suggests a transformative future for PGM demand and the automotive sector.
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Exxaro has reported a resilient H2 performance, with CEO Ben Magara pointing to operational discipline, cash generation and a diversified portfolio as key strengths in navigating a volatile economic environment.

Sibanye-Stillwater says the legacy of Marikana must be measured through trust, dignity and shared economic opportunity.

Thungela sold 7.4 Mt into the export market during H1,26, including 600,000 t of third-party coal. Export sales exceeded production, with the company able to leverage additional rail allocation opportunities alongside an improvement in Transnet Freight Rail's performance.