Welcome to VBKOM

The annual Golf Day hosted by the Department of Mining Engineering (DOME), University of Pretoria, is one of those key events the VBKOM-team looks forward to.

This year was no different, and on the 5^th of November 2021, eight VBKOM golfers set out to play a round of golf in celebration of DOME’s 60^th anniversary.

The long-standing professional relationship between VBKOM and Kudumane Manganese Resources (KMR) dates back to 2010. Since then, VBKOM has been involved with numerous assignments for KMR and its parent entity, Asia Minerals Limited (AML).

A geological model forms the foundation of the mining value chain, upon which all resultant assumptions are based – from initial target delineation to Mineral Resource estimation to final reserving and metallurgical processing.

All of us entered into 2021 with the hope that the new year will magically be different from the historical, COVID-plagued, locked-down 2020. 2021 calls for hope, work, application, perseverance and patience.

We at Sehlare Sa Meetlwa partner locally with mining houses in the Northern Cape and offer our clients full EPCM services for their capital management requirements.

Sehlare Sa Meetlwa firmly understands the dynamics of the relationship between construction and mining. We focus on mentorship in which we assist in growing organisational competency.

VBKOM’s leadership has been thinking about implementing alternative energy resources to power the VBKOM head office for some time.

The mining industry is one of South Africa’s most vital contributors when it comes to economic growth, but at what environmental cost?

We would like to wish you and your loved ones a happy, safe, and joyous holiday season, and a prosperous 2021.

The VBKOM team of experts can help you identify, understand, and manage your ESG risks into investment analysis that offer long-term advantages in the mining sector.

VBKOM was commissioned by one of South Africa’s leading mining and minerals companies to give Mine Planning and Design training to a group of their senior members.

The odds of succeeding as a “start-up” company in South Africa are stacked against whoever may be brave enough to venture down this path.