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African miner hires former BHP and British Airways board member ahead of float
South African phosphate miner Kropz will go public by the end of the month and has appointed former BHP board member and JP Morgan exec Lord Renwick as chairman.City AM | 16 October 2018 |
Kropz confirms AIM listing
South African fertiliser company Kropz has announced it will join AIM by the end of the month, and added a heavyweight chairman.Mining Journal | 16 October 2018 |
Kropz eyeing dual listing
Emerging plant nutrient producer Kropz is eyeing a dual listing on the Johannesburg Securities Exchange in addition to seeking admission to trade on the Aim in London, where it intends raising equity capital to fund the completion of its advanced-stage phosphates project in South Africa, cut debt and develop a wider African asset base.Mining Weekly | 4 July 2018 |
Kropz may raise ‘in the vicinity’ of £50m in AIM listing
Commenting in an interview with Miningmx, Harebottle added that roughly 40% of the target funding had already been guaranteed. African Rainbow Capital (ARC) was committed to the development of the company as a developer of a portfolio of phosphate mines.Miningmx | 4 July 2018 |
Kropz targets fund raising on London’s AIM
Kropz, an emerging plant nutrient producer, plans to raise $50m on the London Stock Exchange’s AIM platform aimed at small companies. The money will be used to complete an advanced-stage phosphate mining project in SA.Business Day | 4 July 2018 | 289.75 KB
Fosfaat blink, al steek dit party in Kropz
Ian Harebottle, nuwe uitvoerende hoof van Kropz, is vol vertroue dat die Elandsfonteinmyn 'n sukses sal wees, ondanks teenkanting van omgewingsaktiviste.Fin Week | 1 February 2018 | 530.66 KB
The rocky path to phosphate greatness
Newly appointed Kropz CEO, Ian Harebottle, is confident that its Elandsfontein mine will be a success despite opposition from environmentalists.
Fin Week | 25 January 2018 | 530.27 KB
New chief aims to take Kropz into Africa
Under the new leadership of Ian Harebottle as CE designate, a privately held company called Kropz will use its nearly completed Elandsfontein phosphate mine in the Western Cape to launch a broader African strategy in plant nutrient minerals, starting with a possible purchase in Ghana.Business Day | 24 January 2018 | 287.59 KB
South Africa’s second largest phosphate deposit owner targets production restart in 2018
Situated on the West Coal of South Africa, the Elandsfontein phosphate deposit was commissioned in 2017 but the combination of weak phosphate prices, water permitting delays and process plant efficiency challenges, the decision was taken to place the plant on care and maintenance in September.Mining Review Africa | 24 January 2018 |
Kropz eyeing first ore through phosphates plant this year
Explorer, developer and miner of plant nutrient minerals Kropz, which has invested $120-million in its 95% complete Western Cape processing facility, is finalising plant design and mulling capital raising to take the Elandsfonten phosphates project to the next level, Kropz CEO-designate Ian Harebottle told journalists on Tuesday.Mining Weekly | 23 January 2018 |

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