Vedanta Zinc International
Base Metals
South Africa urged to create an enabling business environment
Vedanta has called on all levels of Government in South Africa to assist in creating the enabling environment to attract and retain investment.
Investment
Incubation fund supports emerging mining entrepreneurs
The Simba Mgodi Fund, founded by Olebogeng Sentsho, is an incubation fund designed to support emerging entrepreneurs in mining and mining services.
Base Metals
Cyril Ramaphosa opens Gamsberg mine
President Cyril Ramaphosa will officially open Vedanta Zinc International’s Gamsberg mine in South Africa’s Northern Cape Province today.
Base Metals
Awards Section: Excellence in Ferrous & Non-Ferrous Metals
Kumba Iron Ore has put a strategy in place to extend the life of Sishen mine, located near the town of Kathu in South Africa’s Northern Cape Province.
News
Vedanta Resources confirms US$1.2 billion investment in South Africa
Vedanta has confirmed its commitment to invest an additional US$1.2 billion in South Africa following its previous investment worth US$400 million.
Top Stories
Black Mountain to be a data-driven mine
Sandvik will deliver a full OptiMine platform to Vedanta Zinc International’s Black Mountain Mining operations.
Top Stories
Five stories from 2018 that you MUST read
The mining industry has see massive change in 2018. The Mining Charter was reworked to a fair compromise and trends for the digital future were explored.
Top Stories
Minopex celebrates a phenomenal 2018
Minopex has made significant strides in leaving this past behind it and has spent 2018 building momentum within its business, with great success.
Top Stories
Gamsberg the start of Vedanta’s zinc ‘mega project’ vision
Vedanta Zinc International, a subsidiary of London-listed Vedanta Resources, has brought its mammoth US$400 million Greenfields Gamsberg zinc mine into production.
The development of this...
Base Metals
Global overview – Zinc deficit to persist until 2022
The global refined zinc market will remain in deficit over the coming years, supported by modest demand growth and continued ore undersupply.
