Miningweekly iconMiningweeklySep 8, 2026

Sibanye-Stillwater proposes restructure of South African PGM shaft; 1 114 jobs on the line

The miner notes that mining at the shaft has reached the limits of the approval mining licence area and that the shaft is, therefore, approaching the end of its economic life.

Sibanye-Stillwater proposes restructure of South African PGM shaft; 1 114 jobs on the line

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The miner notes that mining at the shaft has reached the limits of the approval mining licence area and that the shaft is, therefore, approaching the end of its economic life.

Global mining and metals processing group Sibanye-Stillwater will start consultations with organised labour and non-unionised employees regarding the proposed restructuring of the Kwezi shaft – an...

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The miner notes that mining at the shaft has reached the limits of the approval mining licence area and that the shaft is, therefore, approaching the end of its economic life. Global mining and metals processing group Sibanye-Stillwater will start consultations with organised labour and non-unionised employees regarding the proposed restructuring of the Kwezi shaft – an underground platinum group metals (PGMs) shaft within the group's Rustenburg operation.

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Global mining and metals processing group Sibanye-Stillwater will start consultations with organised labour and non-unionised employees regarding the proposed restructuring of the Kwezi shaft – an underground platinum group metals (PGMs) shaft within the group's Rustenburg operation.

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