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Sep 07, 2023

South African Platinum Giant Looks at Shift Into Green Metals

A street vendor opposite the Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd., in Rustenburg, South Africa. Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. is looking to shift toward metals key to the green energy transition as

A street vendor opposite the Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd., in Rustenburg, South Africa.

Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd. is looking to shift toward metals key to the green energy transition as electrification threatens its core business in southern Africa.

Chief Executive Officer Nico Muller appointed an analyst to help the Johannesburg-based company understand the base-metals market. Copper and nickel, which Implats already produces alongside platinum-group metals, will be a particular focus, he said.