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The following investments commitments were made at this year's SA Investment Conference:

• Afrimat is investing R300 million in the iron ore sector in the Northern Cape.

• Anglo African Metals is committing to invest R280 million in the beneficiation of titanium in Gauteng.

• Equites (pronounced Equi-TEZ) and Sandvik is investing R287 million in expanding its facilities and operations in South Africa.

• Ivanhoe Mines is investing a further R730 million in the Platfreef project in Limpopo

• Lactalis is investing R100 million in a milk powder production plant in the Western Cape.

• Mapochs (CH pronounced ‘g’ in Afrikaans) Resources is investing R100 million towards the re-establishment of a vanadium mine in Mpumalanga.

• Sundale is committing R101 million in cheese and dairy production in the Eastern Cape.

• Sinayo and Homsek have formed a partnership to invest R500 million in the dairy sector in the Free State.

• Sail Ferro Alloys is investing R562 million in beneficiation of ferrochrome in Mpumalanga

• Bradley Aviation is committing R244 million in the aeronautical sector in Gauteng.

• Fuchs (pronounced FOO-SHIS) is investing R260 million to expand its lubricants operations in Gauteng.

• Sasol is investing a minimum of R5,4 billion towards clean fuels at their Secunda plant in Mpumalanga.

• Clariter is investing R222 million in a waste plastic to oil facility in the Eastern Cape.

• Procter & Gamble is investing a further R260million toward the expansion of their diaper plant in Gauteng.

• Dr Oetker is investing R200million to expanding their investment in the production of pizza and ready meals.

• Frimax (pronounced FRY-MAX) is committing R380 million towards the expansion of their production of snacks and potato chips

• Pepsico is investing R5,5bn to further expand manufacturing capacity across its Pioneer Food operations.

• Unica Iron & Steel is investing R250 million in expanding manufacturing capacity of steel billets in Gauteng.

• United Heavy Industries is committing R350 million to the establishment of steel bar manufacturing plant in KwaZulu Natal.

• Dangold Packaging is investing R830 million in a beverage canning plant in Gauteng.

• Scaw metals is investing a further R250 million to upgrade their hot rolling mill and steelmaking capacity in Gauteng.

• SA Steel Mills is investing R1,5bn in establishing a steel manufacturing plant in Gauteng.

• PG Bison is investing R1,98 billion in expanding their board manufacturing plant in Piet Retief and investing in a new medium density fibre board plant in Boksburg.

• Sonae (pronounced SO-NIGH) Arauco (pronounced AROKO) is investing R200 million to expand their paper manufacturing line in Mpumalanga.

• Supavut (pronounced SUPA-FOOT) is investing R150 million in the automotive component sector in the Tswhane SEZ in Gauteng.

• Metair is committing R1,1 billion in the automotive component manufacturing industry in KZN, Eastern Cape and Gauteng.

• S.E.W Eurodrive is investing R200 million in the automation sector in Gauteng.

• Amdec is committing a further R2 billion to the Harbour Arch development in the Western Cape.

• Divercity is investing R1,2 billion in a mixed use property development in Gauteng.

• Thukela Lifestyle Resort is a R1,4 billion investment in KwaZulu Natal.

• Provenance is investing R100million towards the development of a film studio and innovation hub in KwaZulu Natal.

• Robert Jurgens Construction is investing R8,4 billion in property development, including a new hospital, in KwaZulu Natal.

• Blythedale Coastal Estate is investing R800 million to a lifestyle property development in KZN.

• Port Shepstone Property Development is investing R550 million in an intermodal transport facility and a shopping mall in KwaZulu Natal.

• Really Epic Dog is investing R200 million in The Homestead luxury game lodge in KwaZulu Natal.

• Akani Properties is investing R1,2 billion in a number of property developments in North West, Gauteng and Mpumalanga provinces.

• Telkom is investing R8 billion to expand telecoms infrastructure across the country.

• Teraco is investing a further R4,4 billion to expand data centre infrastructure in Gauteng.

• Google is investing R2,2 billion in a fibre optic submarine cable in the Western Cape that will provide high speed internet connectivity across the country.

• NTT Dimension Data is committing R875 million to the expansion of their datacenters in Gauteng.

• MnCapita is investing R530 million in establishing a global delivery centre in the business process outsourcing sector in the Western Cape.

• Nnambithi Group is investing R1,3 billion in a multi-purpose bulk liquid storage terminal in the Port of Durban.

• The Sola Group is investing R400 million in the renewable sector across the country.

• Solar Africa is investing R170 million in solar energy for large industrial consumers in Gauteng.

• The Giant Flag consortium is investing R184 million in an eco-tourism development in the Eastern Cape.

• The New Development Bank is committing a further R32 billion towards the financing of projects in South Africa.

• The Old Mutual Group is investing R3,6bn towards a number of funds for infrastructure and other projects across South Africa.

• Sanlam Investments is investing R7,2 billion towards funding for SMMEs and infrastructure projects across South Africa.

• The Industrial Development Corporation is committing a further R8 billion towards funding projects in South Africa.

• The Belgian Chamber of Commerce for Southern Africa is making a collective announcement of R1,5 billion on behalf of their members.

This brings our total for 2020 announcements to R109,6 billion!

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