Eland mine is located in the south-eastern portion of the western limb of the Bushveld Complex, some 70km north of Johannesburg and 12 km east of Brits, in the North-West Province of South Africa.

The mine was acquired from Glencore Operations South Africa Proprietary Limited in December 2017, while under care and maintenance. Significant, quality infrastructure was already in place, including large PGM and chrome concentrators, TSFs and all necessary surface infrastructure to support underground mining. Two decline systems, Kukama and Nyala accessed three mining levels on the UG2 Reef and these were fully equipped.

Eland mine hosts a Mineral Resource base of over 14 Moz 4E, the majority of which resides within near-surface, thick, high grade UG2, that boasts high platinum, rhodium and chrome loading. At steady-state, scheduled for 2029, the mine will produce 150 000 oz 4E in concentrate per year and provide direct, meaningful, sustainable employment for over 2 500 people.