Zimplats parent Impala Platinum pays out R17 billion as profits soar
Impala Platinum, which owns an 87 percent controlling stake in Zimbabwean PGMs producer Zimplats, announced a bulked-up dividend after profit in the last fiscal year soared more than 40-fold on a recovery in metal prices.
Strong rand PGM pricing lifts Implats’ full-year refined output, sales
Platinum group metals miner Impala Platinum (Implats) achieved a marginal increase in its platinum, palladium, rhodium, ruthenium, iridium and gold (6E) concentrate production to 3.5-million ounces for the financial year ended June 30, from 3.48-million ounces in the 2025 financial year.
Zimplats spends US$100 million on alternative energy
Zimplats is set to commission a US$60 million 45-megawatt (MW) solar power plant next month, making the platinum group metals (PGM) producer’s investment in energy solutions a total US$97 million.
Zimplats investments reach US$2,5 billion in Zimbabwe’s PGM sector
Zimplats has invested more than US$2,6 billion cumulatively in Zimbabwe since commencing operations in 2001, with the platinum producer pursuing a long-term expansion strategy aimed at building a fully integrated and globally competitive mining business.
Zim’s Mimosa revives $130m platinum project after price rebound
Zimbabwe’s Mimosa platinum mine, jointly owned by Impala Platinum and Sibanye-Stillwater, is reviving its $130-million North Hill life-extension project after a rebound in metal prices, an executive said on Thursday.
Implats weighs platinum growth projects in Zimbabwe
After 26 years, Implats is considering reopening formerly BHP-owned Hartley Complex.