Company News: Samancor
Updated: 08 Sep 2010
Samancor Chrome is a private company which recently underwent a change of ownership: previous shareholders BHP Billiton (60% ownership) and Anglo American (40% ownership) sold the company to the Kermas Group in June 2005 after evaluating several offers to arrive at the option promising the most prosperous future for the company and the best value for shareholders. In November 2009 International Mineral Resources (IMR) became the majority shareholder with a 70% direct shareholding in the holding company, Samancor Chrome Holdings (Pty) Limited.
- Cullinan Close (off Rivonia Road)
- Morningside
- Sandton
- 2196.
- South Africa
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- BHP approves GEMCO - 06 Sep 2011 1:20pm
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South Africa’s mining industry has remained steadfast, but now faces the prospect of nationalisation Read more... - BHPB approves GEMCO expansion - 02 Aug 2011 1:16pm
The partners in Samancor Manganese have approved the second expansion of the GEMCO operation in Australia’s Northern Territory. Read more...
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