Press Releases

During the six months to August 2008 construction materials supplier Afrimat Limited increased exposure to government’s multi-billion Rand infrastructure spend with organic expansion initiatives and a strategic acquisition of a further quarry and readymix plant in KwaZulu-Natal. The group’s growth

Capitalising on escalating demand in the country for coal, JSE construction materials supplier Afrimat has secured the R90 million contract to supply coarse and fine aggregate for phase 1 of the Medupi coal-fired power station in Lephalale, Limpopo. The contract

JSE Main Board construction materials supplier, Afrimat Limited, today introduced a consortium (“the consortium”) led by Mvelaphanda Holdings (Pty) Limited (“Mvela”) as the group’s new BEE partner. The deal currently gives the consortium options to purchase up to 27,8 million

Robust infrastructure investment continues to drive organic growth at black empowered construction materials supplier Afrimat Limited, resulting in headline earnings up by 79,5% to R92,5 million for the year to February 2008. The group’s strong results extend to all key

It’s just been over a year since Afrimat, a supplier of building and construction materials throughout southern Africa, listed on the JSE. The success of the listing marked a pinnacle in the company’s history — built on humble beginnings, the

JSE black empowered construction materials supply group Afrimat, has more than doubled headline earnings from this time last year to R47,6 million for the six months to August 2007. The interim period saw the group conclude two earnings-enhancing acquisitions –