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JSE: ARI
Diversified
AR
African Rainbow Minerals
Diversified South African mining group founded in 2003 by Patrice Motsepe through a merger of his mining interests, making him one of the first black industrialists to control a major JSE-listed miner. Motsepe remains its non-executive chairman.
Sandton
3 stories
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JSE: AFT
Diversified
A
Afrimat
Diversified South African materials and mining group founded in 2006 and listed on the JSE. It has expanded from construction aggregates into bulk commodities such as iron ore and manganese through a series of acquisitions.
Bellville
TSXV: AFM
Diversified
AR
Alphamin Resources
Tin miner headquartered in Mauritius and dual-listed on the TSX Venture Exchange and JSE AltX. Its Bisie mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo hosts some of the world's highest-grade tin deposits.
Grand Baie
2 stories
JSE: KIO
Iron ore
KI
Kumba Iron Ore
Africa's largest iron ore producer and a JSE-listed subsidiary of Anglo American. Kumba was created in November 2006 when Kumba Resources was restructured, with its coal and mineral sands assets going to Exxaro. The company sells almost all of its high-grade ore to export markets through the Saldanha Bay port.
Centurion
6 stories
JSE: NPH
PGMs
NP
Northam Platinum
A JSE-listed PGM producer founded in 1977 that has grown into a mid-tier miner with its own smelter and base metals removal plant. In August 2026 it disclosed an unsolicited, non-binding approach from another South African PGM producer and opened a competitive process for corporate or asset-level offers.
Johannesburg
7 stories
JSE: THA
Coal
TR
Thungela Resources
South African thermal coal producer demerged from Anglo American in June 2021, when Anglo unbundled its South African thermal coal business to shareholders. It listed simultaneously on the JSE and the London Stock Exchange.
Johannesburg
3 stories