Afrimat looks to future minerals amid construction activity dearth
The construction and mining firm has flagged concern about the structural decline in the public sector’s contribution to fixed investment and infrastructure
18 May 2023 - 09:14
UPDATED 18 May 2023 - 15:48
Amid a concerning lull in the public sector’s contribution to fixed investment and infrastructure, Afrimat is eyeing opportunities in food security and hi-tech minerals to bolster the mining and construction materials firm’s growth into the future.
This comes as the board in the year to February approved R300m in expenditure needed to purchase all the shares in Glenover including the surface and mining rights...
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