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Sibanye reports shaft infrastructure damage at Stillwater West mine

13th March 2023

By: Creamer Media Reporter

     

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Precious metals and critical minerals miner Sibanye-Stillwater is expecting lower production from its Stillwater West mine, in Montana, after suffering structural damage to the shaft.

The company explains that the shaft headgear, winder house and winder rope have been damaged during the incident that occurred during maintenance of the winder.

The company has suspended production below the 50 m level of the mine for about four weeks to allow for remedial work. This would result in about 25 000 oz of 2E to 30 000 oz of 2E oz less production for the year, Sibanye said on Monday, stating that it would provide further guidance once the shaft repairs had been finalised.

Access to the upper levels (above 50 level) of the Stillwater West mine and the Stillwater East mine (through the east portal) are unaffected and production from these areas, as well as from the East Boulder mine, will continue.

Sibanye noted that there were no injuries to personnel from this incident and that a probe was under way to determine the causes of the incident.

Edited by Creamer Media Reporter

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