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A miner works underground at a Johannesburg gold mine. Picture: ROBERT TSHABALALA
A miner works underground at a Johannesburg gold mine. Picture: ROBERT TSHABALALA

Mining production rose 5.2% year on year in November, beating market expectations for a 3.5% increase.

The rise was supported by a surge in the production of platinum group metals (PGMs).

Business Day TV spoke to RMB economist Siobhan Redford for her analysis of the data and how it positions the mining sector in 2022.

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