Infrastructure and mining services group Aveng, which recently turned an interim profit after a six year slump, is upbeat about surging activity in SA’s mining industry and remains on track to settle its remaining debt pile over the next two and a half years.
Aveng, previously one of SA’s largest construction companies, has given up this industry locally, where it now focuses on Moolmans, which provides services such as shaft sinking and bulk earth moving, and is one of Africa's largest open-cut mining contractors...
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