Towards a just transition

On 25 October 2021, Eskom, Exxaro and Seriti Resources announced the signing of a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that spells out their intention to pursue the development of renewable energy projects to lower their carbon footprint at their operations.

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TVET College graduation ceremony

Seriti, in partnership with the Gert Sibande TVET College Skills and Artisan Development Centre, hosted a graduation ceremony for 410 local learners.

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A spotlight on protecting the vulnerable

Seriti has launched initiatives in excess of R1, 2 million, aimed at the prevention of gender-based violence (GBV) and the protection of the vulnerable, including Women and Children in Emalahleni, in commemoration of Women’s month.

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Keeping the lights on

Seriti is currently Eskom's largest black controlled coal supplier, providing Eskom with secure, long-term coal supply solutions to fuel its power stations.

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Seriti at a glance

Seriti is a broad-based, 91% black-owned and controlled South African energy company, underpinned by coal.

Seriti is a Sesotho word, meaning integrity. It is also the word for the shadow or aura that people cast as they go through life, a shadow that grows through good deeds. At Seriti, we are constantly aware of the shadow we cast and of the legacy we will leave behind.

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91%
broad-based black-owned company
10%
shareholding ring-fenced for employees and communities
~18,000
-strong workforce
8,400 permanent, 9,600 contractors
On target
to fulfill our SLP commitments
50 years
estimated base load supply from New Largo to Kusile station
32%
of Eskom’s electricity is generated from our coal

In operation

Seriti operates six large-scale, opencast and underground thermal coal mines, predominately supplying Eskom power stations and is currently developing the New Largo mine to meet the needs of the adjacent Kusile power station.

Join the Seriti team

Seriti employs more than 18,000 people (8,400 directly and 9,600 contractors) and is committed to growing our workforce by upskilling the youth from the communities surrounding our mines.

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