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The renewable energy of 2018 were valued at R63.9-billion (Financial programme Iron ore Table: South African mineral 149.1% sales 13.3% Mineral sales increased by 152.7% Source: year-on-year StatsSA.comin April 2021. 13th Fl, Cnr Stead & Physical: Knight Sts, Metlife Kimberley, Towers, 8309 13th Fl, Fl, Cnr Cnr Stead & & Knight Sts, Sts, Kimberley, 8309 8300 Postal: Private Tel: 053 Bag Bag 839 X6108, 4000 Kimberley, | Fax: 0538300 832 8301 6805 Free State Tel: Tel: 053 053 Web: 839 839 http://economic.ncape.gov.za 4000 4000 | Fax: | Fax: 053 053 832 832 6805 6805% Physical: Metlife Towers, 13th Fl, Cnr Stead & Knight Sts, Kimberley, 8309 Postal: Private Bag X6108, Kimberley, 8300 NAMIBIA Tel: 053 839 4000 | Fax: 053 832 6805 Web: http://economic.ncape.gov.za Email: dedat@ncpg.gov.za Postal: Private Bag X6108, Kimberley, 8300Gauteng 35% North West 6% MOZAMBIQUE SPECIAL FEATURE SWAZI- LAND KwaZulu- Natal 16% 17 SOUTH AFRICAN BUSINESS 2019 SOURCE: STATS SA WWW.STATSSA.GOV.ZA Northern Cape 2% secured tens of thousands of new seats on direct Trends Table: South African mining production flights to and from the city). • Companies are successfully trading into Africa. Good Increased signs for the economy by 116.5% include: year-on-year • Niche in agricultural April markets 2021. are booming with • Several provincial governments and investment macadamia nuts being the most successful agencies are establishing trade relations and Pecan nuts have done well and wine and grape study Largest programmes contributors with BRICS countries. State % increase exports to China % contribution are growing. visits to and from China immediately before and • Private education at school and tertiary level is after a major BRICS summit in 2018 gave an indication that Ramaphosa holds high hopes for • New banking licences have been issued and growing as a sector. Platinum Group Metals 276.1% 39.2% increased trade with the biggest of the BRICS several more are in the pipeline. nations. Two-way trade between the countries in • New stock exchanges came on line in 2017 and 2017 was worth $39.1-billion. South Africa wants more are expected. to Gold grow tourist numbers from China. South Africa 177.9% • Investment 16.6% in infrastructure (especially ICT and became the first country in the world to export railways) is strong. Nedbank’s report on capita beef to China in 2017, to go with existing exports expenditure in South Africa stated that the of Manganese iron ore, platinum ore and fruit and wine. 208.2% 29 large projects 14.2% announced in the first half • Tourists are visiting South Africa in record numbers (Cape Town’s Air Access programme has Mail). The renewable energy of 2018 were valued at R63.9-billion (Financia programme MOZAMBIQUE Iron ore 149.1% 13.3% Source: StatsSA.com Source: world exports.com Table: South African mineral sales Mineral sales increased by 152.7% year-on-year in April 2021. 17 SOUTH AFRICAN BUSINESS 2019 Iron Source: ore world exports.com115.6% 19.5% 7% Mpumalanga 7% SWAZI- LAND KwaZulu- Natal 16% Largest contributors % increase % contribution PGMs 465.9% 103% Gold 40.9% 6.5% Source: StatsSA.com Source: world exports.com 2017/18 2019/20 2020/21 2018/19 2018/19 US ONLINE JOIN JOIN US U UE Source: world exports.com Largest contributors % increase % contribution Table: South African mineral sales Mineral PGMs sales increased by 152.7% 465.9% 103% year-on-year in April 2021. Iron ore 115.6% 19.5% Largest Goldcontributors % increase 40.9% % 6.5% contribution PGMs Source: StatsSA.com 465.9% 103% Iron ore 115.6% 19.5% Source: world exports.com Credit: Columbus Stainless
WWW.NORTHERNCAPEBUSINESS.CO.ZA ONLINE JOIN S US ONLINE WWW.GLOBALAFRICANETWORK.COM | WWW.NORTHERNCAPEBU | | 10 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD INVEST IN SOUTH AFRICA 01. HOT EMERGING MARKET Growing middle class, affluent consumer base, excellent returns on investment. 02. MOST DIVERSIFIED ECONOMY IN AFRICA South Africa (SA) has the most industrialised economy in Africa. It is the region’s principal manufacturing hub and a leading services destination. LARGEST PRESENCE OF MULTINATIONALS ON THE AFRICAN CONTINENT SA is the location of choice of multinationals in Africa. 03. Global corporates reap the benefits of doing business in SA, which has a supportive and growing ecosystem as a hub for innovation, technology and fintech. 05. FAVOURABLE ACCESS TO GLOBAL MARKETS ADVANCED FINANCIAL SERVICES & BANKING SECTOR SA has a sophisticated banking sector with a major footprint in Africa. It is the continent’s financial hub, with the JSE being Africa’s largest stock exchange by market capitalisation. The African Continental Free Trade Area will boost intra-African trade and create a market of over one billion people and a combined gross domestic product (GDP) of USD2.2-trillion that will unlock industrial development. SA has several trade agreements in place as an export platform into global markets. 07. YOUNG, EAGER LABOUR FORCE 09. SA has a number of world-class universities and colleges producing a skilled, talented and capable workforce. It boasts a diversified skills set, emerging talent, a large pool of prospective workers and government support for training and skills development. 04. 06. 08. PROGRESSIVE CONSTITUTION & INDEPENDENT JUDICIARY SA has a progressive Constitution and an independent judiciary. The country has a mature and accessible legal system, providing certainty and respect for the rule of law. It is ranked number one in Africa for the protection of investments and minority investors. ABUNDANT NATURAL RESOURCES SA is endowed with an abundance of natural resources. It is the leading producer of platinum-group metals (PGMs) globally. Numerous listed mining companies operate in SA, which also has world-renowned underground mining expertise. WORLD-CLASS INFRASTRUCTURE AND LOGISTICS A massive governmental investment programme in infrastructure development has been under way for several years. SA has the largest air, ports and logistics networks in Africa, and is ranked number one in Africa in the World Bank’s Logistics Performance Index. 10. SA offers a favourable cost of living, with a diversified cultural, cuisine and sports offering all year round and a world-renowned hospitality sector. EXCELLENT QUALITY OF LIFE Page | 2 19 SOUTH AFRICAN BUSINESS 2020
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Page 10 and 11: FOREWORD Mpumalanga Business A uniq
Page 12 and 13: MESSAGE Ensuring success for local
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Page 20 and 21: KEY SECTORS AGRICULTURE Agriculture
Page 22 and 23: KEY SECTORS MANUFACTURING Three pri
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Page 28 and 29: Going green Mpumalanga is famously
Page 30 and 31: SPECIAL FEATURE Partnerships Arisin
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Page 40 and 41: OVERVIEW Agriculture The macadamia
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