A lit pathway running through a rough-cut mine tunnel

S.01 — Underground & open-pit contracting

We movethe groundbeneath it all.

Development, shaft sinking, drill and blast, and load and haul for mines across Southern Africa. Planned to the metre. Run by people who go underground.

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S.02 — In numbers

linear metres of development driven

tonnes loaded and hauled each year

deepest shaft we have sunk

people on our sites today

Figures belong to a fictional contractor and are shown for illustration.

S.03 — Services

Five crews.
One standard.

S.04 — Fleet

Owned, maintained, ready.

S.05 — Operations

Where we’re underground today.

S.06 — Safety

Everyone goes home.

Lost-time injury frequency rate per million hours worked. Every crew starts its shift with a risk walk, and anyone can stop a job.

0days without a lost-time injury on our deepest site

LTIFR per 1M hours · illustrative

S.07 — On site

Headframes over a mine under a hazy sky — Shaft infrastructure — North West

A tunnel lined with machinery and services — Level 42 development

Aerial view of an open-pit mine with water at the base — Open-pit load & haul

A miner in darkness with a headlamp — Night shift

Silhouette of a truck against an orange sky — First haul, 05:40

Lights running deep into a tunnel — Decline access

A yellow excavator in an open pit — Bench 7 — Northern Cape

S.08 — Tenders

Put us on
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Request our tender pack: company profile, safety statistics, fleet register and B-BBEE certificate.