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TRP SLP3 Approval Announcement

Two Rivers Platinum (TRP) is proud to announce the official approval of our Social and Labour Plan (SLP) III by the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources (DMPR). Covering the period 2023–2027, the SLP 3 reflects our ongoing commitment to socio-economic development, transformation, and community empowerment in line with the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act and the Mining Charter. The approved SLP is now available for public viewing at various access points, including on this website.
See documents below for further details.

Public Notice - Final Amendment Approved SLP 3- English Approved SLP 3 - Sepedi

JAN - AUG 2023

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SEP - NOV 2023

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MARCH 2024

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JULY 2024

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OCTOBER 2024

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DECEMBER 2024

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MARCH 2025

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Russia’s Nornickel pays $18m to drop stake in Nkomati mine

2023-11-27 | Russia's Nornickel will pay $18 million (R332m) to pass its 50% stake in Nkomati Nickel Mine to its partner African Rainbow Minerals, ARM said on Friday last week, ending years of Nornickel's attempts to exit Africa. Read more

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African Rainbow Minerals (ARM) sponsors R20 million into research at Wits

2023-11-22 | ARM Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme to support research into water, energy and digitalisation in the Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment. Read more

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Official launch of the African Rainbow Minerals Geometallurgy Research Chair

2023-10-18 | Worldwide and in southern Africa the minerals sector is looking towards the emerging field of geometallurgy as a means towards unlocking value and enhancing sustainability practice during ore extraction.. Read more

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African Rainbow Minerals reshuffles its board

2023-10-08 | African Rainbow Minerals (ARM), the diversified miner chaired by Patrice Motsepe, has announced that Michael Arnold, its finance head and non-executive director will step down as part of a board reshuffle. Read more

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Cost focus is key, new African Rainbow Minerals CEO emphasises

2023-09-05 | JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – Ensuring cost-competitive operational performance and increasing efficiencies and outputs to improve margins were cited as being key by new African Rainbow Minerals (ARM) CEO Phillip Tobias when he outlined the operating, low price, logistics, power, water and above-inflation cost challenges of ARM’s 2023 financial year to June 30. Read more

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African Rainbow Minerals reports decline in profits due to lower production, weaker commodity prices.

2023-09-05 | African Rainbow Minerals (ARM) yesterday reported a 21% decline in annual profit, citing lower production and weaker commodity prices. In its results for the financial year ended June 30, 2023, the diversified miner said headline earnings per share were R48.51 compared with R57.87 the previous year.. Read more