According to the National Development Plan 2030, Minerals are essential for industrial and economic development of nations, more so on the African Continent.

• Although the Mineral Sector’s contribution to South Africa’s GDP has declined in recent years due to a number of factors (cycles and policy uncertainty), the Minerals Sector has potential to provide more jobs, revenue for businesses and consequently taxes that pay for hospitals, schools and other public infrastructure.
• The Minerals Sector directly produces a trained workforce and encourages the formation of many related small business and therefore indirectly contributes towards the creation of employment.
• Significantly, the Minerals Sector provides raw materials to the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors of the economy.
• Despite the decline mentioned above, M-Resources intends to position itself at the forefront of the resurgence of this exciting sector.