A legacy of integrity
Our name is derived from a Sesotho word meaning integrity.
Philosophically it is also the word for the shadow or aura that people cast as they go through life – a shadow that grows when you do good and is diminished when you do bad. So in essence your ‘seriti’ becomes your reputation and ultimately, your legacy.
At Seriti we aim to be constantly aware of the shadow we cast and of the great legacy we will create for our stakeholders, and our country.
Seriti by numbers
Seriti at a glance
91%
We are a broad-based, 91% black-controlled mining company
10%
We have ring-fenced 10% of our shareholding for the benefit of employees and communities
32%
We are responsible for supplying coal to power stations
17000+
We employ more than 17,000 people
34.3Mt
We produce around 34.3 Mt of domestic coal per annum
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Latest news
Seriti hands over a state-of-the art primary healthcare centre for the Rockdale community
Johannesburg, 18 June 2021: Today, Seriti Power handed over the 24-hour state-of-the-art Rockdale community healthcare centre to the Mpumalanga Department of Health in the Steve Tshwete Local…
Seriti assumes management of SAEC renames entity: Seriti Power
Johannesburg, 1 June 2021: Following the fulfilment on 15 May 2021 of all conditions precedent in respect of Seriti’s acquisition of South32 SA Coal Holdings Proprietary Limited (SAEC), Seriti is…
Seriti to conclude acquisition of SAEC from South32
Johannesburg, 17 May 2021: Seriti Resources is pleased to confirm that all conditions precedent to its acquisition of South32 SA Coal Holdings Proprietary Limited (SAEC) have been fulfilled, and the…
PODCAST: The R1 deal that could make or break South Africa
Publication: BusinessLIVE. Author: Peter Bruce. In this latest edition of Podcasts from the Edge, Peter Bruce talks to Seriti Resources CEO Mike Teke about the choppy waters suddenly surrounding the…
Seriti Statement on SAPS Complaints
13 April 2021, Johannesburg: Seriti Resources continues to note reports in the media about the affidavits submitted in support of complaints to the SAPS regarding various aspects of the transaction…
MIKE TEKE: Transition from coal is required, but must be just and managed well
Publication: BusinessDay. Author: Mike Teke. Beyond the domestic supply of the fossil fuel to Eskom for electricity generation, exports remain vital It takes some courage to write about coal and its…
