Quarrying & Mining in Mayfair, Johannesburg
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5 PRESS AVENUE, MAYFAIR, Johannesburg, 2025
011 830 0390
Simmers' gold operations are situated in South Africa's North West province (Buffelsfontein Mine) and the under-explored Mpumalanga province (Transvaal Gold Mining Estates). The Company also has a 37.24% stake in TSX and JSE-listed First Uranium Corporation. Established in 2005 to house Simmers' uranium assets, First Uranium Corporation, raised R1.3 billion in new capital when it listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange in December 2006. This was followed in June 2007 when First Uranium raised an additional CDN$150 million in a private placement of senior unsecured convertible debentures, due in June 2012. The net proceeds from the listing and the convertible debentures are being used to develop First Uranium's two gold and uranium projects, namely the underground Ezulwini Mine, and a tailings recovery project called Mine Waste Solutions. In February 2009, Simmers acquired Tau Lekoa gold mine from AngloGold Ashanti for a consideration of R600 million. Nearby results from the Quarrying & Mining category
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107 Heidelberg Road, Johannesburg, 2197
010 597 0879
Specialising in mine design & pit optimization life of mine planning. mine planning & scheduling, sales, servicing of mining equipment such as crushing machines, industrial grinding mills, feeding & conveyors 
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109 ADCOCK INGRAM AVENUE, Alberton, 1451
(011) 494 6000
Early success came with the introduction of a range of mono-rope equipment that effectively eliminated finger amputations that were commonplace at the time. New Concept Mining became the market leader in the field and supplied all the major Gold and Platinum mines throughout Southern Africa. From the outset the company’s aim was to provide innovative, quality products to improve safety and productivity in the narrow reef mining industry. During its existence NCM has won Cullinan, Design Institute of South Africa (DISA) and South African Bureau of Standards (SABS) design awards and filed well over 100 patents. From 1994 the company has been involved in stope support products. Various types of temporary and permanent mine support were developed and launched before the Jackpot range of hydraulic pre-stress devices was launched in September 1997 at the SARES conference. NCM has established itself as the market leader in this field and has focused its efforts on hydraulic pre-stressing devices and associated technology, ceasing production of temporary props, mono-rope equipment and disposing of various other non-core businesses. Continuous re-investment in the business has been made over the years to optimise quality, capacity, service and costs thus providing our customers peace of mind in the critical area of mine support. Jackpots have been approved by DSK for use in German mines; they are also exported to North and South America, Australia, Fiji, Canada, and the UK. Safety and productivity are at the heart of the universal acceptance of pre-stressing by the mining industry. Since 1997, economies of scale, value engineering and improvements have resulted in the price of Jackpots decreasing by 20% whilst steel prices have increased by over 100%. New Concept Mining’s willingness to operate at low margins has caused most of our competitors to exit the market. 
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69 Barney Rd, Johannesburg, 2194
011 486 1919
mining & drilling 
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MAGALIESZICHT AVENUE, Sandton, 2196
011 759 6000
The company has a combined resource base of 133Moz (9.2Moz in the reserve category), with more than 50 years life of mine. Booysendal could potentially add some 350,000oz to the Northam mine’s existing annual output of some 300,000oz. As an independent, fully integrated PGM producer, Northam has full control over the entire beneficiation stream of its metals from mine to market. 
