Safety & Risk
Zero-harm design is non-negotiable. We engineer out risk and secure legacy workings while ramping production.
- Formal access control & monitoring at historic shafts.
- Design-led hazard elimination across pits and declines.
ESG & Sustainability
Our approach is practical and measurable: secure legacy workings, protect water and biodiversity, grow local prosperity, and maintain transparent governance.
Zero-harm design is non-negotiable. We engineer out risk and secure legacy workings while ramping production.
Concurrent rehabilitation restores surface integrity and indigenous vegetation while shallow ounces are mined responsibly.
Prospecting-phase baseline completed. Mining Permits use Basic Assessment Reports; water/waste licensing sits with the offtake processor.
Local jobs, skills uplift and supplier inclusion—paired with actions that directly improve surface safety in nearby communities.
In New Kleinfontein, we will expose and seal historic openings along the outcrop to deter illegal access and stabilise the surface near homes, schools, roads, rail and services. Steps include deep trenching to reveal voids, removal of shallow ore, backfilling with broken waste rock, compaction to form an impassable plug, and finally topsoil replacement and re-seeding of indigenous species.
This program directly addresses community safety risks caused by illegal access and undermining of critical infrastructure adjacent to residential areas and rail.
Our rights, authorisations and processing route are structured for compliant, low-impact ramp-up.
Turnbridge and New Kleinfontein together are planned to create substantial local employment and supplier opportunities, scaling with the ramp-up and life-of-mine.
Planning indicates a minimum of ~600 sustained jobs, with potential to exceed 800 as access is formalised and legacy openings are sealed.
Targets are internal planning markers and will be updated as studies and permitting progress.