Anglo Platinum: Taking Advantage Of The Current Metal Prices And Shortage Of Platinum

The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
G. Chunnett
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The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Jan 1, 2006

Abstract

Platinum metal prices have risen significantly during the past 18 months, and have remained at elevated levels. Driving these bullish prices are sustained jewellery demand, mainly from the Far Eastern markets, and ongoing autocatalyst usage in response to ever more demanding global environmental legislative requirements. Within South Africa, the areas north and south of the Steelpoort River in the Eastern Bushveldare well known for their significant resources of platinum. The bulk of the resources have lain dormant in anticipation of the very situation that is currently occurring in the marketplace. Anglo Platinum is the largest primary platinum producer in the country, and is uniquely positioned to take advantage of the current elevated metal prices and shortfall in supply of platiniferous metals. In addition to its production capabilities, Anglo Platinum holds an extensive portfolio of mineral reserves and resources which underpin its ability to implement expansion projects to continue growth in platinum group metal production. It also has access to, and is actively expediting, the exploration of a range of properties where the company can further expand current production capacity or supplemented depleted production levels.
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APA: G. Chunnett  (2006)  Anglo Platinum: Taking Advantage Of The Current Metal Prices And Shortage Of Platinum

MLA: G. Chunnett Anglo Platinum: Taking Advantage Of The Current Metal Prices And Shortage Of Platinum. The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 2006.

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