Case studies

At Valterra Platinum, we're committed to supporting our employees as well as our surrounding communities by actively contributing to their wellbeing.

Drone programme contributes to youth development at Amandelbult

Drone programme at Amandelbult

As part of our investment in skills development, eight young people in host communities near our Amandelbult Mine have acquired new skills and knowledge in drone piloting, enhancing their prospects for employment.

Jewellery project boosts income for women

Kioni, Mogalakwena

Kioni, a jewellery-making project, has enabled 18 people in Mokopane near our Mogalakwena Mine to earn an income through the skills they have developed. Expansion of this project will create further opportunities in our host communities.

Technology investment bolsters productivity and cost savings

From left, Malesela Sebopa, Thabang Mathipa

Operational efficiencies that drive energy savings, reduce costs and boost output is a key focus area to ensure our operations are sustainable.

Our safety journey to zero harm

Unki, underground meeting

The zero-harm ambition has formed a fundamental part of our company vision and strategy during the past 23 years.

Potable water storage for Rustenburg complex

View through the 5.5Ml reservoirs

Valterra Platinum’s Rustenburg complex (Waterval Smelter, Converter Plant, BMR and PMR) obtains potable water supply from Rand Water. Although the complex has steadily reduced its demand for potable water over the years, it still requires about 6.5Ml/d of potable water from Rand Water.

Healthcare screening for learners improves learning outcomes

Testing a learner for possible health issues

Through partnerships with NPOs and other stakeholders, and as part of our SLP3 commitments for Mototolo, we provided health screening and treatment to learners in the Mototolo and Twickenham communities to address obstacles they may experience.

Supporting Cotton SA’s sustainability model will enhance the programme’s reach

Cotton crops

Our support for the Cotton SA sustainability model is premised on sustaining livelihoods in smallholder agriculture while creating the conditions for long-term employment growth.

Amandelbult flood – February 2025

Berm wall constructed at Amandelbult

Amandelbult was afflicted by a severe flood in February 2025, necessitating extensive emergency and recovery efforts and the implementation of a strategy to mitigate against future flooding.