RCL Foods was founded 1960, originally as Rainbow Chicken Ltd. Today, the consumer goods and milling company is majority-owned by Remgro, a South African investment firm. The company is one of the top food producers, not only in South Africa but also in Namibia; Botswana; Swaziland; Zambia, and Uganda. RCL Foods manufactures a wide portfolio… Read More »
Canyon Coal, established in 2006, is a coal exploration and mining group of companies which operates in Gauteng and Mpumalanga, and has exploration projects across South Africa. The mining company produces in excess of 2.5 MT coal per annum from its various operations, which include the following: the Hakhano Colliery, the Singani Colliery, the Khanye… Read More »
Foskor was founded in 1951 by the Industrial Development Corporation. The company was founded with the aim of producing phosphates for the agricultural sector in South Africa. Today, Foskor is the countries sole producer of phosphoric acid, phosphate ore and granular fertiliser. Phosphate rock mining, phosphate-based fertilisers production and phosphoric acid production are the Group’s… Read More »
Richards Bay Minerals (RBM) was founded in 1976 and is a subsidiary company of Rio Tinto Group in South Africa. The company is owned by the Rio Tinto Group which has a 74% in the company, followed by Blue Horizon Investments which ownss a 24% share, and RBM permanent employees who own the remaining 2%.… Read More »
The Paul Mthimunye Bursary Fund was created with the aim of financially assisting high school and tertiary students within the Steve Tshwete Local Municipality (in Mpumalanga), who are not only financially needy but also academically deserving. In 2005, the Bursary Fund first started funding tertiary students and since then, more than 200 high school pupils… Read More »
SAPREF was formed as a joint venture between 2 companies, namely Shell SA Refining and BP Southern Africa. They are the biggest crude oil refinery across Southern Africa, processing around 24 000 tons of crude each day, with a refining capacity of approximately 8.5 million tons per annum. They are situated in Durban and manufacture… Read More »
Gibela, a joint South African and French railway rolling stock manufacturer, was established as an association between Ubumbano Rail, Alstom and New Africa Rail. Within the fully black-empowered company, Alstom currently owns majority shares of the company and control 61%, while Ubumbano Rail controls 30% and New Africa Rail 9% stakes. In 2013, Gibela was… Read More »
The Chemical Industries Education & Training Authority (CHIETA) was established by the Skills Development Act (1998) and began operating in 2000. CHIETA was established in order to assist with skills development within the chemical industries sector, as well as to guarantee that required skills are identified and addressed by SETA initiatives and the sector. The… Read More »
The Bombela Concession Company, located in Johannesburg, were appointed in 2006 by the Gauteng Provincial Government, to not only design, but also build to operate, maintain and finance a portion of the Gautrain rapid rail system. The Gautrain project began in 2010 with Phase 1 – an airport link between the OR Tambo International Airport… Read More »
Tracker South Africa, founded in 1996, is a vehicle tracking company that connects over 1 million vehicles. Widely known as South Africa’s top Stolen Vehicle Recovery (SVR) company, Tracker has since expanded its offerings over the past 20 years. Tracker is the only vehicle tracking company based in South Africa with a formal agreement with… Read More »