Sustainability
New water recycling initiative under review
A closed-loop water programme is being scoped to cut fresh water draw across our exploration zone.
Radebe Technical Projects
Unleashing the power of the earth, responsibly.
A premier South African mining company committed to safe, efficient and sustainable resource extraction — delivering the essential materials that power tomorrow's innovations.
About us
A forward-thinking mining operation
Radebe Technical Projects is a mining company with a strong foothold in the North West Province of South Africa, specialising in the exploration and development of mining projects with an initial focus on gold and iron ore. We hold five farms covering 7 100 hectares in the Dr Ruth Segomotsi Mompati magisterial district near Schweizer-Reneke.
Founded in 2021, we have assembled a team of highly experienced mining professionals to bring the knowledge needed to translate mineral resource into a bankable project, and to tap the rich mineral potential identified in this region.
7 100 ha
Across five farms
22.06m oz
Gold in LOM plan
74 yrs
Life of mine
Our core values
The principles that govern every shift
Integrity
Honesty and transparency in every operation, contract and interaction.
Sustainability
Environmental protection first, maximising resource use with minimal impact.
Innovation
Continuously improving exploration and mining techniques with new technology.
Safety
Zero Harm for employees, contractors and the communities around us.
Community
Job creation, skills development and infrastructure where we operate.
Accountability
Full compliance with legal, regulatory and environmental standards.
Flagship project
Project Jerusalem — the promised land
Gold and iron ore in the Schweizer-Reneke Greenstone Belt, held under accepted prospecting right 14661PR across five farms — a district mined intermittently since gold was discovered there in 1903.
Projected NPV
Long-term value of the project, measured across the full life of mine.
Nominal IRR
Returns the project is forecast to generate, unadjusted for inflation.
Phase 1 assessment study
Technical and economic evaluation supporting the first phase of development.
Benefit-cost ratio
Total benefits weighed against costs to confirm the project is worth pursuing.
Latest updates
News from our sites
Exploration
EX24 trench and drill sampling analysis
Mineral resource management continues reserve modelling and DMRE-aligned regulatory reporting.
Community
Local hiring and skills development drive
Our CSI office is expanding partnerships focused on training and local procurement.