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Afrimat CEO Andries van Heerden. Picture: SUPPLIED
Afrimat CEO Andries van Heerden. Picture: SUPPLIED

Afrimat’s plans to acquire the Gravenhage manganese right in the Northern Cape has fallen through due to a dispute over the nature of its water licence. Business Day TV discussed this with Afrimat CEO Andries van Heerden.

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