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Impala Platinum Holdings Limited

Impala Platinum Holdings Limited

Impala Platinum Holdings Limited (Implats) is a South African holding company that mines, refines, and markets platinum group metals, as well as nickel, copper, and cobalt. Its mining and processing operations are located in South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Canada, and it also operates the toll-refining business Impala Refining Services.www.implats.co.za

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Oct 29, 2026

Nosipho RadebeHOST
7:27
And Magwe, we of course turn to some corporate news.
Nosipho RadebeHOST
7:30
Now, Implats maintains financial year 2027 guidance.
Makwe MasilelaGUEST
7:34
Yeah, though production was 100% up, 8% PGM basket price remains robust.
Makwe MasilelaGUEST
7:41
Production was impacted by the operational halts and also safety reset following those five fatalities during the quarter.
Duduzile RamelaHOST
3:12
1% weaker, closing 1% weaker today.
Duduzile RamelaHOST
3:14
Leading losses, you've got the miners, Implats, Anglo, Anglo Gold, Sibanyi.
Duduzile RamelaHOST
3:20
You've got DRD Gold as well.
Duduzile RamelaHOST
3:22
Those stock prices not doing so well.
Jimmy MoyahaHOST
1:37
1% weaker, closing 1% weaker today.
Jimmy MoyahaHOST
1:39
Leading losses, you've got the miners, Implats, Anglo, Anglo Gold, Sibanyi.
Jimmy MoyahaHOST
1:45
You've got DRD Gold as well.
Jimmy MoyahaHOST
1:47
Those stock prices not doing so well.
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27:53
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Stephen GrootesHOST
27:59
Well, I mentioned yesterday a report originally by Bloomberg, which said that Institutional Shareholder Services Incorporated had warned the number of deaths at Impala Platinum might lead to questions about whether the top executives deserve their bonuses.
Stephen GrootesHOST
28:12
It's an interesting conversation.
Stephen GrootesHOST
28:14
Whether or not a bonus should be tied to a mine safety record.
David van BeekGUEST
29:04
So the problem with South Africa is that mine labor is very cheap compared to American and Australian and Canadian mine workers.
David van BeekGUEST
29:14
And consequently, you know, because it's cheap, it's very easily replaceable.
David van BeekGUEST
29:20
And we also have aging mines and mine infrastructure, especially on the western side of Rustenburg, where the Impala platinum mines are located.
David van BeekGUEST
29:32
And, you know, we are seeing increasing numbers of accidents both on the east and western side of Rustenburg as a consequence.
speaker_1HOST
0:47
Indeed.
speaker_1HOST
0:48
He's still on the board of Implats.
speaker_1HOST
0:50
And he runs a number of different things, including the Junior Endava and the Joburg Endava.
speaker_1HOST
0:56
So, yeah.
Solly MadibelaGUEST
42:44
It comes after one week, two weeks, and stuff like that.
Solly MadibelaGUEST
42:47
So when I get this guy, uh, Impala Mining that I still work with, that supplies me with some of the machines, most of the machines are my machines.
Solly MadibelaGUEST
42:55
He refuses to work because he sees the word VJ Cole.
Solly MadibelaGUEST
43:00
He says, "This guy ran away from somewhere in Delmas, uh, not paying people machines.
Masoja MsizaGUEST
26:00
... of South Africa.
Masoja MsizaGUEST
26:01
Impala Platinum, uh, Kumba Iron or Thabazimbi, Ko- uh, Sishen in, in, in Northern, uh, Cape.
Relebogile MabotjaHOST
26:10
Mm.
Masoja MsizaGUEST
26:10
Uh, it wasn't that I was working there as a mine worker-
Vuyiswa KhutlangGUEST
1:09
So Northam is sinking a shaft.
Vuyiswa KhutlangGUEST
1:11
Impala is extending the lives of some of its current operations in Rustenburg.
Vuyiswa KhutlangGUEST
1:17
So they're definitely spending more of the money that they have received in the current year.
Simon BrownHOST
1:22
And my sense around it is that it is disciplined.
Vuyiswa KhutlangGUEST
14:14
So Northern is sinking a shaft.
Vuyiswa KhutlangGUEST
14:16
Impala is extending the lives of some of its current operations in Rustenburg.
Vuyiswa KhutlangGUEST
14:21
So they're definitely spending more of the money that they have received in the current year.
Simon BrownHOST
14:26
And my sense around it is that it is disciplined.
Salih SalamGUEST
6:07
Anglo Gold was up 22%.
Salih SalamGUEST
6:08
Impala Platinum up 15%.
Salih SalamGUEST
6:13
Sambania Stillwater up 20%.
Salih SalamGUEST
6:16
And then of course, other shares like MTN, Process and NASFERS were down anywhere between 9% and 12% respectively.

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