JSE-listed building materials and industrial minerals group Afrimat said on Wednesday that its headline earnings could double in the year to end-August, partly due to a healthy contribution from its Demaneng iron ore mine in the Northern Cape.

Headline earnings per share (HEPS) are expected to rise by between 80% and 100%, to a range of 168.5c-187.2c, the company said in a trading update...

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