Large-scale underground and surface equipment from Finsch Diamond Mine (Pty) Ltd near Lime Acres in South Africa’s Northern Cape is being sold through a structured asset disposal process run by Park Village Auctions as part of business rescue proceedings. The package includes a substantial mobile mining fleet, processing plant components and supporting infrastructure, with the process explicitly geared to maximising realisable value. For operators in hard-rock underground mining, the sale offers a rare opportunity to acquire compatible diamond-mine-grade assets without greenfield lead times.

BME, part of Omnia Holdings, is rolling out modular, containerised emulsion plants to give remote African mines secure on-site explosive manufacture instead of relying on long-haul bulk deliveries. Production and Logistics General Manager Dirk Voogt says the units are designed for regions such as West Africa where poor road infrastructure, border delays and port congestion frequently disrupt ammonium nitrate and emulsion supply. The plug-and-play plants allow mines to stabilise blasting schedules and stock levels, with process control and security integrated into the container footprint.

EORA Energy has formed a joint venture with Kevin Maloney’s Tulla Group to expand from battery storage into integrated energy infrastructure development for mining and remote operations. The JV’s first reference project is the Norseman gold mine and associated camp site in Western Australia, signalling a push towards dedicated on-site power solutions for off-grid resources projects. For mine operators, this points to more tailored hybrid power and storage options for camps and processing plants in remote locations.