Aim-listed Kropz has advised that all its employees based in South Africa will be working from home during the national lockdown declared from March 26 midnight to April 16.
Kropz does not anticipate its Elandsfontein phosphate mine, in the Western C…
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Investment fund African Rainbow Capital (ARC) on Thursday said an alternative processing method for Aim-listed emerging phosphate producer Kropz’s Elandsfontein project, in the Western Cape, has been confirmed to produce saleable concentrate. The advan…
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Aim-listed emerging phosphate producer Kropz on Monday announced that its appeal hearing before the Water Tribunal, regarding the Elandsfontein project’s integrated water-use licence, had been postponed.
The appeal hearing was supposed to convene on …
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Ian Harebottle has resigned as CEO of Aim-listed emerging phosphate producer Kropz, effective February 29.
He will be succeeded by CFO Mark Summers in the interim.
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An appeal hearing against the integrated water-use licence (Iwul) granted to Aim-listed emerging phosphate producer Kropz’s Elandsfontein project, in the Western Cape, resumed on Thursday.
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A Water Tribunal hearing into an appeal against the granting of an integrated water-use licence for Aim-listed emerging African phosphate producer Kropz’s 74%-owned Elandsfontein project, in the Western Cape, started on Wednesday.
The company advised…
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Tunisia says it’s on track to restore once economically crucial phosphate output to levels approaching those before the 2011 Arab Spring uprising, as its beleaguered state-owned miner undergoes a shakeup. Output will probably be at least 4.1-million to…
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Dangote Industries will invest in a $2-billion phosphate project in Togo, positioning itself to become a main supplier of fertiliser in West Africa. The company controlled by Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote will mine an estimated two-billion tons of…
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A Water Tribunal hearing into an appeal against the granting of an integrated water use licence for Aim-listed emerging African phosphate producer Kropz’s 74%-owned Elandsfontein project, in the Western Cape, has been postponed to December 11.
Kropz …
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A Water Tribunal hearing into an appeal against the granting of an integrated water use licence for emerging African phosphate producer Kropz’s 74%-owned Elandsfontein project, in the Western Cape, got under way on Tuesday. The hearing had initially be…
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