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Lourens de Koning
COO, FRASER ALEXANDER
"We have emphasized mechanization, introduced a purpose statement focused on repurposing mine waste, expanded into South America, strengthened our African presence, and sought growth in mineral processing."
NJ Ayuk
EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN, AFRICAN ENERGY CHAMBER
"We strongly advocate for free markets, limited government control, and energy growth."
Cobus Loots
CEO, PAN AFRICAN RESOURCES
"We are committed to continuing to pay an attractive dividend to our shareholders, and look forward to declaring a maiden resource in Sudan within the next 12 months."
Jan Nelson
CEO, COPPER 360
"Copper 360 boasts an ambitious growth trajectory, targeting 30,000 t/y of copper production over the next two years."
Jaco Lotheringen & Spencer Eckstein
MANAGING DIRECTOR (JL) & CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER (SE), UKWAZI
"We see ourselves as sustainable mining solution architects."
Hadyr Koumakpai
GM AFRICA, JA SOLAR
"We see potential in every corner of Africa to make a positive impact and contribute to a sustainable future."
Christian Gerhard
MANAGING DIRECTOR, LOESCHE
"Loesche’s technology is a great fit for copper and gold mining in Southern Africa as it is water and energy-saving, and more environmentally friendly."
Ralf Hennecke
MANAGING DIRECTOR, BME
"Mines are relying on service providers like BME to not only deliver security of supply and quality product, but also to train and upskill mine staff."
Vis Reddy
CHAIRMAN, SRK CONSULTING (SA) AND REGIONAL COORDINATOR (AFRICA), SRK GLOBAL
"There is certainly more interest in Africa’s minerals today, not only from countries like China, but also the Middle East and India."
André Snyman
MANAGING DIRECTOR, WALVIS BAY SALT HOLDINGS
"South Africa remains interested in our production, and key players want their salt from us because of our logistical capability together with our ability to meet the higher chemical grade specifications."
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