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JSE: ARIDiversifiedAfrican Rainbow MineralsDiversified 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.JSE: AFTDiversifiedAfrimatDiversified 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.ManganeseAssmangUnlisted South African iron ore and manganese producer incorporated in 1935, owned in equal 50:50 shares by Assore and African Rainbow Minerals. It ranks among the country's largest exporters of both commodities.
JSE: DRDGoldDRDGoldSouth African gold producer, formerly Durban Roodepoort Deep, that specialises in retreating gold from historic surface tailings rather than conventional underground mining. Sibanye-Stillwater holds a 50.1% majority stake in the company.
JSE: EXXCoalExxaroDiversified South African miner created in 2006 when Kumba Resources was restructured and its coal and mineral sands assets were combined with Eyesizwe Coal. It is now among South Africa's largest thermal coal producers and holds a 20% stake in Sishen Iron Ore Company, its former sister company under Kumba Iron Ore.
JSE: GFIGoldGold FieldsJohannesburg-headquartered gold producer whose history goes back to Cecil Rhodes's Gold Fields of South Africa, founded in 1887; the current company took shape in 1998. It is among the world's larger gold miners and is listed in Johannesburg and New York. Its Ghanaian operations face uncertainty over the renewal of the Tarkwa mining lease.
JSE: HARGoldHarmony GoldSouth Africa's largest gold miner by output, founded in 1950 and based in Randfontein on the West Rand. Harmony has spent the past decade buying up deep-level mines and is now diversifying into copper, completing its $1.01bn purchase of MAC Copper, owner of Australia's CSA mine, in October 2025.
JSE: IMPPGMsImplatsOne of the world's largest PGM producers, incorporated in 1966 and headquartered in Illovo, Johannesburg. Implats mines on the two richest PGM ore bodies, South Africa's Bushveld Complex and Zimbabwe's Great Dyke, and also runs Impala Refining Services, which toll-treats metal for other producers.LSE: JLPMining servicesJubilee Metals GroupLondon-listed metals recovery specialist founded in 2001 that treats surface tailings and third-party ore rather than operating conventional mines. It trades on London's AIM market and South Africa's A2X.
JSE: KIOIron oreKumba Iron OreAfrica'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.
JSE: NPHPGMsNortham PlatinumA 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.
LSE: PAFGoldPan African ResourcesGold miner founded in 2000 that runs a portfolio of underground and surface-retreatment operations in South Africa. It is listed on both the London and Johannesburg exchanges and is a constituent of the FTSE 250.
ChromeSamancor ChromeUnlisted South African producer founded in 1975 that grew through acquisitions into one of the world's largest integrated ferrochrome producers. It is headquartered in Sandton.CoalSeriti ResourcesMajority black-owned South African coal producer built up since 2016 through the purchase of Anglo American's and, later, South32's domestic thermal coal mines. It is now Eskom's largest coal supplier, providing roughly a third of the utility's annual coal needs.
JSE: SSWPGMsSibanye-StillwaterJohannesburg-based precious metals group built through a run of acquisitions after Gold Fields spun off its older South African gold mines in the early 2010s. It is one of the world's largest primary producers of platinum, palladium and rhodium and a major gold producer. Richard Stewart, who succeeded founding CEO Neal Froneman, has put further dealmaking on hold in favour of cost cuts and organic projects.
JSE: THACoalThungela ResourcesSouth 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.
JSE: VALPGMsValterra PlatinumThe world's largest primary platinum producer, formerly known as Anglo American Platinum. It became fully independent when Anglo American demerged it in May 2025 and then sold its remaining 19.9% stake in September 2025 for R44.1bn. The company runs an integrated PGM business spanning mines, smelters and refineries.
ASX: ZIMPGMsZimplatsPlatinum group metals producer incorporated in 1994 and registered in Guernsey, majority owned by South Africa's Impala Platinum. It is the larger of the two big PGM miners operating on Zimbabwe's Great Dyke.