WEIR MINERALS - NEWSLETTER - OCTOBER 2019

NEWSHUB THE VOLUME 2 | OCTOBER 2019 Minerals 2 Orders won 3 Salesforce update 4 Country Cat 5 Divisional executive visit to AME Tharisa Minerals supplier day 6 IQSA golf day MTE 7 SACPS: Coal Africa Nelson Mandela day 8 SHE Appointments

P | 2 THE NEWS HUB | VOLUME 2 | OCTOBER 2019 Orders won July & August 2019 Zen Global DMCC | Location: Nigeria Scope: Supply of Trio and Enduron crushing and screening equipment for a 1200 TPH iron ore plant Territory Manager: Kunal Kathuria Costing Estimator: Natalie Makhanya Value: £1,431,267 || R26,270,945 RELEVANCE • Increased factory loading on the Weir Minerals Alrode and Jiading facilities • First apron feeders to be designed and built in South Africa • Strengthens AME’s relationship with the customer • Increase aftermarket installed base in Africa • First primary, secondary and tertiary crushing plant inclusive of HPGR in the Weir Group • Weir Minerals Venlo secured the HPGR order for the same plant • Largest comminution order in West Africa Georgio Rocks Limited | Location: Nigeria Scope: Supply of Trio cone crusher Business Development Manager: Shawn Robus Costing Estimator: Natalie Makhanya Value: £177,656 || R3,104,957 RELEVANCE • Increased factory loading on the Weir Minerals Jiading facility • Second order for equipment in a two-month period • Improved Trio footprint in Nigeria • Increased aftermarket opportunities in West Africa • Strengthens AME’s relationship with the customer AngloGold Ashanti Obuasi Mone | Location: Ghana Scope: Supply of Linatex rubber sheet Application Engineer: Robert Hugo Value: £196,261 || R3,578,627 RELEVANCE • Increased opportunity for future sheet sales and relining of equipment at AngloGold Ashanti in Ghana • Reduce competitor threat in Ghana (PPS Servaco and Rema Tip-Top) • Strengthened Linatex footprint in West Africa • Strengthens AME’s relationship with AngloGold Ashanti AngloGold Ashanti Limited Location: Siguiri district in the north-east of the Republic of Guinea, West Africa Scope: Siguiri pump station upgrade Project Specialist: Shawn Thompson Value: £260,477 || R4,790,163 RELEVANCE • Increased opportunity for future sheet sales and relining of equipment at AngloGold Ashanti in Ghana • Reduce competitor threat in Ghana (PPS Servaco and Rema Tip-Top) • Strengthened Linatex footprint in West Africa • Strengthens AME’s relationship with AngloGold Ashanti

THE NEWS HUB | VOLUME 2 | OCTOBER 2019 P | 3 Salesforce The journey has just begun The Weir Minerals Divisional Salesforce roll-out has Although the end of the project implementation is looming, been action-packed with training road tours, data we need to remember that ‘Salesforce is a journey, not cleansing, countless hours of reporting practices, a destination’. Make the most of Salesforce, try its many uploading of new opportunities, and many hours features, suggest new ideas, work with the Super Users in spent navigating the Salesforce training your regions to explore its functionality, collaborate and learn environment. from other users. Phew! What a journey! Keep going, the journey has just begun! Our sales teams have embarked on this expedition For any post-training queries or assistance, please with great success. APAC have completed the contact your regional Super Users: majority of their end user training, with users in India trained in early September. ENAR are very Ulrich Grobler | Stephanie Pittaway (Timms) | close to completing their roll-out; all users in Jean-Pierre Joseph | Ronel Laurens | Kobus Fourie | NATCA and WM Europe are trained and are Emile Britz | Mark Andrews | Pieter van den Berg working in the Salesforce live environment already. Venlo has more than 90% of their users working live in Salesforce. The team in LATAM has begun their roll-out, with more than 130 frontline sales personnel trained in less than two weeks. The NAM team is ahead of schedule with most users in Canada working in the live environment. And finally, AME is very close to completing both, training and go-live for the entire region. The Central and East Africa branches will be the last AME teams to go-live in mid-October. However, the journey is ongoing and does not come to an end once all users are live in the Salesforce production environment.

P | 4 THE NEWS HUB | VOLUME 2 | OCTOBER 2019 Country Cat Eunice Santiago Weir Minerals is pleased to announce that the winner of the July Country Cat Award is Eunice Santiago. Eunice joined the Weir Minerals Africa team in June 2013 as a Process Engineer, and has since established herself as an invaluable and integral part of the hydrocyclone product team. Eunice completed her National Diploma in Chemical Engineering in 2003, before beginning her career at the Mintek Metallurgical Research and Development Facility where she undertook test work on various equipment for large mining companies and EPCM project houses. Always seeking continual improvement, Eunice continued her studies part-time while at Mintek, obtaining her Bachelor of Technology in Chemical Engineering from the University of South Africa in 2008. Her strong technical background and almost 10 years of experience at Mintek has served her well in her current Integrated Solutions-oriented role at Weir Minerals, giving Eunice a unique perspective when looking at a customer’s entire process. This is evident in her relationship with Kenmare Moma Sands in Mozambique, where she is building a legacy in changing out competitor cyclones. To date, Eunice has sold more than 37 hydroyclones, including six Cavex 700 CVX hydrocyclones, to this customer site, replacing competitor products and significantly increasing our Cavex hydrocyclone footprint onsite. These significant successes are attributed to her superior technical support, after-sales service, dedication and unwavering commitment to the customer. Originally from Mozambique herself, Eunice is fluent in Portuguese, making her an asset to the team when serving customers there. Eunice has obtained more than 14 new customers who now operate Cavex hydrocyclones on site, as well as replacing more than 30 competitor hydrocyclones across multiple sites in the past 18 months alone. In addition, she sold the first large Cavex hydrocyclone cluster in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) to Chemaf’s Mutoshi copper mine. A true retrofit change-out champion across a number of sites, Eunice has played a critical role in protecting our aftermarket business in the region, while her Integrated Solutions mindset means that she is always looking for ways to optimise customer operations. Her energy, drive, bubbly personality and customer-focus is not only an integral component in her achievements, but a major contributing factor to the success of her team in the region. Eunice enjoys spending her free time with her extended family, and you can often find her listening to Pasada music (popular in Mozambique) as well as Gospel music.

THE NEWS HUB | VOLUME 2 | OCTOBER 2019 P | 5 Divisional executive visit to AME Ricardo Garib and Ben Peacock visited Weir Minerals Africa recently and amongst other objectives they undertook a business review, as well as facility tours of Isando, Alrode and Weir Heavy Bay Foundary (HBF). They were able to view and inspect the first Project International AH 6/4D with Hi-Seal expeller and WRT impeller that was built at Isando. On the facility tour Ricardo engaged with some of the employees and provided them with valuable advice whilst they were encouraged to share their experiences at Weir Minerals. One such engagement was with a graduate, Tebogo Mokienie, who works closely with the foundry team on Continuous Improvement Projects (CIP) and was responsible for developing an electronic pattern locator system, which he demonstrated to Ricardo and the team. Another engagement saw Tshepho Mojela, our Foundry Technician, who is responsible for the Foundry Sand Control System, highlighting the significance of moulding sands quality and how to maintain consistency by means of characterisation. The visit culminated in a trip to Port Elizabeth to view the facilities at HBF. HBF is becoming a reliable source of large castings to the Minerals Division. A plant upgrade is currently underway with investment being made in a large moulding bay and handling facility. Ricardo was impressed with the progress of the expansion, and the building of technical capabilities at HBF. Tharisa Minerals supplier day AME participated in the Tharisa Minerals supplier day on the 30th of August 2019. Tharisa Minerals is an existing customer of AME, and this was an excellent opportunity to further showcase our comminution expertise and create awareness about our integrated solutions offering.

P | 6 THE NEWS HUB | VOLUME 2 | OCTOBER 2019 IQSA golf day Weir Minerals Africa participated in the 2019 IQSA golf day at Irene Golf Club on 23 July 2019. The Trio comminution team sponsored two four-balls and invited their customers to participate. In addition, the team sponsored a watering hole and a raffle prize in order to create awareness of the Trio brand. Front left to right Allan Wilmont (METS), Freddy Mahlare (METS), Dr Ace Mafafu, Teddy Malunga, Marnus Koorts Matla MTE On 9 July 2019, Weir Minerals Africa visited and participated in the Matla MTE, which took place at the Matla Coal Sports field in Mpumalanga. The Middelburg branch was in attendance and focused on promoting the Weir Minerals comminution offering and capabilities. Bronkhorstpruit MTE The Bronkhorstpruit MTE took place on 11 July 2019 at the Chilwavhusiku Colliery Main Office in Mpumalanga. The show was an excellent opportunity for Weir Minerals Africa to showcase their expertise in the coal sector.

THE VOW | VOLUME 2 | OCTOBER 2019 P | 7 SACPS: Coal Africa The Southern African Coal Processing Society’s (SACPS) biennial Coal Africa workshop and exhibition was held from 19 to 22 August 2019 at the Graceland Hotel and Casino in Secunda. In addition to attending, supporting and exhibiting at this event, Weir Minerals Africa’s Murray Jooste presented a paper on ‘The latest pumping / transportation trends applicable to difficult coal processing applications’. Murray is a pump specialist at Weir Minerals Africa, his knowledge and countless years of experience makes him a valuable member of the team. Nelson Mandela day This Nelson Mandela day, Weir Minerals Africa partnered with a non-profit organisation that cares for abused and abandoned babies, children and mothers. Employees generously donated clothing, blankets, toys and non-perishable food. Graduates and interns from Weir Minerals Africa participated in Nelson Mandela day and took part in activities at a local NPO. Nelson Mandela day is a call to action that celebrates the idea that each individual has the power to transform the world and the ability to make an impact. It is celebrated each year on Nelson Mandela’s birthday, 18 July. Starting at Compass creché, the graduates played games with the children and handed out snacks and vetkoek (traditional Afrikaans fried dough bread). The team then moved to one of the Compass safe homes to plant a sustainable vegetable garden, in partnership with a local nursery.

P | 8 THE NEWS HUB | VOLUME 2 | OCTOBER 2019 SHE ‘Name the newsletter’ Congratulations to the Isando facility for achieving a winner commendable 1000 LTI (Lost Time Injury) - free days milestone. It was a three-year journey of dedication and commitment to safety. Thank you for all your contributions in The SHE department would like to thank everybody on site naming the newsletter. including contractors, visitors and suppliers for being part of this achievement. Let us continue to work safely together. By way of a lucky draw, the winner is Ronel Laurens. Jackets were handed out to the Isando staff as a celebratory gift. Safe start. Safe finish. Safe home. New appointments Let’s give a warm welcome to the new members of our team: Brian Harvey | Director: Regional Finance | SMG Emily Mtsweni | Apprentice | Training Mosa Moima | Apprentice | Training Caroline Mmatshipyane | Apprentice | Training Siphesihle Mkhize | Apprentice | Training Onicca Mooheko | Apprentice | Training Mpho Masinja | Apprentice | Training Mongatane Kgothatso | Apprentice | Training Maanda Mulaudzi | Engineer | CI Daniel Matla | Inspector | QA Newsletter Nkosinathi Mtsweni | Engineer | Process Snr Contributions Tebogo Matlale | Driver / Storeman If you would like to contribute to the next edition of the newsletter, please send your submissions to: [email protected]