Pan African Resources
Gold
DMRE grants renewal of Pan African Resources’ Barberton Mining Rights
“We view the granting of the mining right renewals by the DMRE for a 30-year period as an endorsement of our efforts and operations."
Gold
Pan African Resources to exceed original full year production guidance
FY 2021 production guidance increased to ca. 195,000 oz for the FY ending 30 June 2021, exceeding the previous guidance of ca. 190,000 oz.
Energy
Is renewable energy mining’s new normal?
Adopting renewable energy as a hybrid or even primary energy source is becoming a widely accepted solution for the African mining sector.
Gold
The next frontier at Pan African Resources’ historic Evander gold mine
The project is expected to contribute an average of 30 000 oz/pa of gold production over the next three financial years.
Gold
Evander mines solar photovoltaic plant construction imminent
"This is integral to the Group’s purpose of “Mining for a Future” and pursuing ESG initiatives that go beyond compliance."
Southern Africa
Harnessing South Africa’s sun for energy
The country’s energy constraints and frequent equipment failure and breakdowns, which lead to unexpected blackouts, is one of the reasons that the mining industry is increasingly opting for renewable energy as part of its energy mix.
Gold
Pan African Resources to acquire Gauteng-based tailings retreatment projects
Mid-tier gold producer Pan African Resources has entered into an agreement to acquire historic gold tailings assets owned by Mintails Mining, which was placed in provisional liquidation in 2018.
Gold
Pan African to commence trading on OTCQX market
"Trading on the OTCQX Market will significantly enhance our visibility and provide better access to US investors." - Cobus Loots
Gold
Pan African Resources establishes American depository receipt
Pan African Resources is making investing in its shares more accessible to international investors, particularly the US investor market.
Gold
Pan African Resources cleared to operate at gold projects
The Group surface operations are currently operating at approximately 70% of normal production capacity, but with a much reduced workforce.
