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Business Description

INVITATION TO BIDSouth African Ministries on Mining and drilling wishes by this notice to invite suitable companies to bid for Mining Rights for Copper, Platinum,Uranium $ Gold concessions in the 2nd Phase of Project DOD/SA/2110/2009/2010 in conjunction with the South African Parliament resolution of the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act. (MPRDA). Also, interested buyers of same products and Crude Oil are also invited for purchase of the products with reasonable pricing. Further more the Department will wish companies to submit proposals on the 2nd phase of the project which entails the establishment of renewable energy facilities such as Bio- diesel plants and power generation plants using alternative energy. Kindly indicate interest to our seismic project coordinating unit Thank you for your anticipated Co-operation, Project Co-ordinator, Department of Minerals and Energy Pretoria , South Africa Fax: +27 865 209761

Business Overview

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DEPARTMENT OF MINERALS & ENERGY SOUTH AFRICA is a government entity, not a private company, which makes its role in trade very different from typical suppliers. Being founded in 1923 shows it has deep institutional roots and long-standing presence in South Africa's mining sector. Its core products — minerals, mining machines, drilling equipment — indicate it likely supports large-scale industrial operations rather than retail or small-scale buyers. The lack of verified email, phone, or documents is normal for government bodies, as they don't operate like private businesses. Buyers should expect formal procurement processes, not direct sales or quick responses. This entity likely serves as a regulatory or supply coordination body, not a direct supplier of goods to international buyers. Any trade inquiry should be routed through official channels or government procurement portals. Buyers must verify the legitimacy of the contact points before engaging, as unverified details are common in public institutions.

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DEPARTMENT OF MINERALS & ENERGY SOUTH AFRICA has been exporting since 1923.

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1923

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