[SMM Precious Metals Express]

Published: Sep 7, 2026 15:22

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Implats has announced a new‑phase capital expenditure plan, targeting total spending of around ZAR 60 billion over the next five years to strengthen sustainable production capacity, extend mine lives and boost strategic resilience across key smelting and refining operations. The group stated that, amid improved PGM price conditions, a solid balance sheet and rising demand for critical‑mineral and AI‑related applications, it is entering a new medium‑to‑long‑term investment cycle.

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