Living the Implats Way
Our purpose is to create a better future to improve the lives of future generations. We accomplish this through the metals we produce, the way we do business and through our superior performance.
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Our purpose is to create a better future to improve the lives of future generations. We accomplish this through the metals we produce, the way we do business and through our superior performance.
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Implats has the advantage of geographical diversification and exploits platiniferous horizons within the Bushveld Complex in South Africa, the Great Dyke in Zimbabwe and the palladium-dominant orebody located in the Lac des Iles Intrusive Complex in Canada. The Bushveld Complex and Great Dyke layered intrusions are unique in terms of size and geological continuity.
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Decarbonisation is an urgent global challenge. There are increasing opportunities to use platinum-catalysed fuel cells to provide zero-emitting, carbon-free energy, in electricity and mobile applications.
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Employee accommodation and living conditions remain key strategic issues for improving the wellbeing of our employees and host communities in South Africa and Zimbabwe. Our focus remains on facilitating the creation of sustainable human settlements and access to decent accommodation for employees who are residing in informal structures.
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The increasing evidence globally of physical climate impacts – wildfires, floods, rising temperatures – is driving a greater sense of urgency in building adaptive capacity and resilience to climate.
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Royal Bafokeng Sports and Impala Rustenburg have partnered to support the Metshameko Programme, a one-year initiative aimed at developing skills and a lifelong love of sport in primary and high school learners in the schools situated around the Impala Rustenburg operation and in the broader Rustenburg community.
Investment in sport is deeply entrenched at Impala, which has supported teams and individuals for more than 15 years, while also supporting 33 primary and secondary schools in the communities adjacent to the Impala Rustenburg operation.
Organised, well-structured youth sports programmes provide children with valuable life lessons that go beyond the physical health benefits and include boosting self-esteem, building leadership qualities and teaching children how to work as a team.
The Metshameko Programme was expanded to include more schools and, in 2022, is expected to impact more than 1 950 children involved in football and netball in the U/13 and U/17 divisions.