SRK Consulting

With over 50 years of serving the mining industry worldwide, SRK Consulting has been a partner to its clients in working to de-risk mining investments. We are an independent consultancy with over 45 offices on six continents, providing focused advice and solutions through our experienced multi-disciplinary teams. SRK Consulting continues to bring the power of innovation to an industry undergoing rapid change – highlighting the relevance of this year’s Investing in African Mining Indaba theme of ‘Stronger together: Progress through partnerships’. Our experienced engineers and scientists partner with clients to deliver integrated and sustainable solutions to mining –enhancing our contribution through specialisations in water, ESG, infrastructure and energy. As the mining sector develops and refines its ESG policies and practices, SRK Consulting has become a leader in the evolution of best practice interventions in community engagement, social responsibility and inclusive growth. We have also mainstreamed the inclusion of climate change risks into our technical disciplines, ensuring that clients can responsibly address both current and future risk. Based on our strong foundation in a broad range of engineering and scientific disciplines, we partner with clients in their decarbonisation journey. We work with clients to address various Sustainable Development Goals, including the responsible management of water through the latest water stewardship approaches. Our global resource of around 1,800 specialists includes leaders in fields such as due diligence, technical studies, mine waste, water management, permitting and mine rehabilitation, as well as designs and specifications for major projects worldwide. For mining projects, we offer services from exploration to mine closure. Applying their extensive knowledge base, our consultants develop practical techniques that meet clients’ specific needs and financial objectives. Among our clients are many of the world’s major, medium-sized and junior metal and industrial mining houses, as well as exploration companies, financial institutions, EPCM firms and government departments.