The Anglo-Australian mining company bids to sustain the capacity of Richards Bay Minerals by developing a new mine called Zulti South.
Bold Bataar, mining giant Rio Tinto's Chief Executive for Energy and Minerals, speaks on the first day of the Mining Indaba 2017 Conference.
JOHANNESBURG - Rio Tinto has announced a R6,5-billion investment in its mineral sands business in KwaZulu-Natal. The global mining group said that the investment would sustain the capacity of Richards Bay Minerals by developing a new mine called Zulti South.
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