Sacmh
Water in Johannesburg

As a responsible corporate citizen, SACMH is involved in the rehabilitation of mined land, with a core focus on saving and recycling water at both its Ilanga and Umlabu Collieries.
Our safety record has been achieved as a result of SACMH enforcing stringent safety mechanisms, which are used to avoid any incidents that infringe on safety.
In an effort to create a sustainable recycling process, SACMH is currently using this excess water to process coal at its wash plant.

Royal Bafokeng Capital (RBC) is the major shareholder at SACMH, with a 58,5% stake, and is a BEE shareholding partner in SACMH which is playing a key role in ensuring good governance within the organisation. The Umlabu mining area is situated north of Ermelo in the Mpumalanga Province of South Africa. Having developed a reputation as specialist in thin seam open cast and underground coal mining, SACMH produces and processes coal products for international markets. As a responsible corporate citizen, SACMH is involved in the rehabilitation of mined land, with a core focus on saving and recycling water at both its Ilanga and Umlabu Collieries. In an effort to create a sustainable recycling process, SACMH is currently using this excess water to process coal at its wash plant. Once the pits are completely drained of excess water, the land will then be filled and restored to its original form. Our safety record has been achieved as a result of SACMH enforcing stringent safety mechanisms, which are used to avoid any incidents that infringe on safety.