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PATERSON SIMONS ATTENDS THE INVESTING IN AFRICAN MINING INDABA 2025!

In Mining, News, News Snippets by Alisa Evans

Paterson Simons attended the Investing in African Mining Indaba, held in Cape Town from 3 – 6 February 2025.

As Africa’s leading mining investment event, the Mining Indaba is dedicated to driving the successful capitalisation and development of the continent’s mining sector. With a legacy spanning over 30 years, the event brings together industry leaders, innovators, and key stakeholders from across the entire mining value chain. Beyond investment, it also champions education, career development, sustainability, and economic growth in Africa.

Key highlights from this year’s event included a stronger focus on prioritising indigenous peoples and local communities, acknowledging their vital role in shaping the industry’s future – an approach that Paterson Simons actively support and that aligns with our Vision. Discussions highlighted the need for sustainable and equitable mining practices. The conference also explored Africa’s evolving geopolitical landscape, focusing on the continent’s strategic position amid global mineral demand.

 

Supporting West Africa’s Mining Industry

Paterson Simons partners with some of West Africa’s largest mining operations, supplying cranes, forklifts, and heavy lifting equipment – ensuring reliability under the toughest conditions. Our sales, spares, and service teams support mine sites in Ghana, Senegal, Nigeria, Mauritania, Mali, Burkina Faso, Guinea and Cameroon, providing responsive, expert assistance tailored to the region’s demanding environments. From delivery and commissioning to maintenance and repairs, we uphold factory-standard service, no matter where you operate.

 

Proud Partners of Leading Global Brands

In the West African mining sector, Paterson Simons proudly represents some of the world’s most trusted heavy lifting brands, including:

We extend our gratitude to the organisers of the Indaba for orchestrating another successful event, and we look forward to a promising future for mining in Africa.