Exxaro could benefit if South Africa’s rail and export systems keep improving, letting it sell more coal just as rivals’ mines run down and global demand stays firm. But its future still hinges on coal, so tougher climate rules, export hurdles, or rising clean-up costs could quickly change the story.Read more
Exxaro still leans heavily on coal, but big shifts toward cleaner power in Asia and India could quietly chip away at the demand it relies on. The key question is whether its slower move into renewables and new minerals can keep future profits and payouts from fading as the energy world changes.Read more
Exxaro still leans heavily on coal, but the world is moving faster toward cleaner energy, which could steadily squeeze its sales and make profits more up-and-down. The company is trying to build a future in renewables and other minerals, yet the big question is whether it can execute fast enough to replace what coal may lose.Read more
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Exxaro Resources Limited engages in coal, pigment manufacturing, and renewable energy businesses in South Africa, Europe, Asia, and internationally. The company mines and supplies thermal coal, metallurgical coal, and semi-soft coking coal products primarily in the Waterberg and Mpumalanga regions; manufactures ferrosilicon powder; and provides iron ore. Its energy solutions business consists of 229 megawatts of wind power generation assets. The company was formerly known as Kumba Resources Limited and changed its name to Exxaro Resources Limited in November 2006. Exxaro Resources Limited was incorporated in 2000 and is based in Centurion, South Africa.
