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Operating Branches During Lockdown 2020 Trading Days: Monday to Friday Trading times: 09:00 – 15:00 All Old Mutual branches will be closed on Weekends and Public Holidays FREE STATE OMF BETHLEHEM OLD MUTUAL BUILDING 17A CHURCH STREET BETHLEHEM 9701 058 6241592 OMF BLOEMFONTEIN CBD SHOP B19A, MIDDESTAD MALL CNR WEST BURGER & CHARLES STR BLOEMFONTEIN 9300 051 4069190 OMF BLOEMFONTEIN HEIDEDAL SHOP 29, TWIN CITY HEIDEDAL MALL, CNR SONNEBLOM & HEATHERDALE STREET BLOEMFONTEIN 9301 051 4069167 OMF BLOEMFONTEIN LEMO MALL SHOP 12B, LEMO MALL CNR DR BELCHER DR & DOLFYN RD BLOEMFONTEIN 9300 051 4069198 OMF BLOEMFONTEIN LOCH LOGAN SHOP 5, LOCH LOGAN WATERFRONT 105-107 HENRY STREET WESTDENE BLOEMFONTEIN 9301 051 4069100 OMF BOTSHABELO SHOP 54, BOTSHABELO MALL CORNER OF N8 & JAZZMAN MOKGODU BOTSHABELO 9781 051 4069123 OMF HARRISMITH SHOP 2, OLD MUTUAL BUILDING 4 SAREL CILLIERS STREET HARRISMITH 9880 058 6241575 OMF KROONSTAD CROSS STREET SHOP 42, 42 CROSS STREET KROONSTAD KROONSTAD 9499 051 4069115 OMF PHUTHADITJHABA SHOP 33 & 25, MALUTI CRESCENT SETSING CRESCENT SETAI & MOTALAING ROADS PHUTHADITJHABA 9869 058 6241560 OMF QWA QWA SHOP OGCS, OLD MUTUAL BUILDING MOTLOUNG STREET PHUTHADITJHABA QWA QWA 9866 058 6241583 OMF ROCKLANDS CENTRE SHOP 4 ROCKLANDS CENTRE CNR MOSHOESHOE & MOTLOHI STR ROCKLANDS KAGISANONG 9323 051 4069152 OMF SASOLBURG 2 MARINA BUILDING JOHN VORSTER STREET SASOLBURG SASOLBURG 1947 016 5824045 OMF WELKOM GOLDFIELDS MALL SHOP 103, 105A & 105B GOLDFIELDS MALL, CNR STATEWAY BLVD & BUITEN STREET, WELKOM 9460 057 3911980 NORTHERN CAPE OMF DE AAR OLD MUTUAL BUILDING SHOP 7, GROUND FLOOR VOORTREKKER ROAD DE AAR 7000 053 8070972 As a responsible business, we are taking measures to support the global drive to slow down the rate of Covid-19 infections. As part of this, branch locations and opening times may vary during the course of the national lockdown period. Page 1 of 12 OMF KIMBERLEY DIAMOND PAVILION SHOP 89A DIAMOND PAVILION OLIVER AND MCDOUGAL ROADS KIMBERLEY 8301 053 8070900 OMF KIMBERLEY KIM PARK SHOP 6 & 6A, GROUND FLOOR, KIM PARK, CNR LENNOX & CHAPEL STREETS KIMBERLEY 8301 053 8070949 OMF KURUMAN SHOP 4, KURUMAN MALL LIVINGSTONE STREET KURUMAN 8460 053 8070920 OMF UPINGTON SHOP 3 34 SCHRODER STR UPINGTON UPINGTON 8801 054 3377860 NORTH WEST OMF BRITS MALL SHOP 122, BRITS MALL CNR HENDRIK VERWOERD DRIVE & MAPLE RIDGE ANENUE BRITS 250 012 3991315 OMF JOUBERTON SHOP 12B, TOWER MALL, CNR N12 & JABULANI STREET JOUBERTON KLERKSDORP 2574 018 6426497 OMF KLERKSDORP OR TAMBO SHOP 1, SANLAM BUILDING 65 OR TAMBO STREET KLERKSDORP 2571 018 6426470 OMF LICHTENBURG SHOP B10, PARKVIEW SHOPPING CENTRE, 59 SCHOLTZ STREET LICHTENBURG 2740 018 6426445 OMF MAFIKENG SHOP 11, MAFIKENG PLAZA CNR CARRINGTON & HATCHARD STR MAFIKENG 2745 051 4069206 OMF MMABATHO MEGA CITY SHOP 1 SHOP 1, MEGA CITY SEKAME STREET OFF MAROKA DRIVE UNIT 1, MMABATHO 2790 018 6426430 OMF POTCHEFSTROOM SHOP 50C, RIVERWALK SHOPPING CENTRE, CNR MOOIRIVIER & LOMBARD STREETS POTCHEFSTROOM 2531 018 6426461 OMF RUSTENBURG SHOP 7, SHOPRITE CENTRE CNR OLIVER TAMBO & CHURCH STR RUSTENBURG 299 014 7628210 OMF RUSTENBURG PLAZA (LEYD STREET) SHOP 104.104A, GROUND LEVEL RUSTENBURG PLAZA LEYDS STREET RUSTENBURG 309 014 7628217 OMF VRYBURG OLD MUTUAL BUILDING, GROUND FLOOR, 55 MARKET STREET VRYBURG 8600 053 8070977 OMF WOLMARANSSTAD BROADBENT STR SHOP NO 5 BROADBENT STREET WOLMARANSSTAD 2630 018 6426422 EASTERN CAPE OMF ALIWAL NORTH SHOP 2, ELDRE BUILDING 32A SOMERSET STREET ALIWAL NORTH 9750 051 4069145 As a responsible business, we are taking measures to support the global drive to slow down the rate of Covid-19 infections. As part of this, branch locations and opening times may vary during the course of the national lockdown period. Page 2 of 12 OMF BIZANA SHOP 11A, MAYABA CENTRE R61 BIZANA 4800 039 2518135 OMF BUTTERWORTH UMTHATHA STR CNR KING & UMTHATHA STREET BUTTERWORTH 4960 047 4894515 OMF CRADOCK SHOP 22, GROUND LEVEL 22 ADDERLEY STREET CRADOCK 5880 048 8013000 OMF DUTYWA SHOP 124, EDUCATION BUILDING RICHARDSON STREET DUTYWA 5000 047 4894545 OMF EAST LONDON SHOP B,C & D COTERRELL 42 FRERE ROAD VINCENT EAST LONDON 5247 045 9324745 OMF EAST LONDON OXFORD STREET 122/124 OXFORD STREET EAST LONDON 3241 043 7837546 OMF ENGCOBO 90 HIGH STREET ENGCOBO 5050 041 5099015 OMF GRAHAMSTOWN SHOP 27 97 HIGH STREET GRAHAMSTOWN 6139 046 6021200 OMF KING WILIAM TOWN BANKS STREET SHOP 5 CNR FLEET & BANKS STREET KING WILLIAMS TOWN 5600 043 7837500 OMF KOKSTAD SHOP 6, KOKSTAD REGIONAL CENTRE, 86 MAIN STREET KOKSTAD 4700 039 2518190 OMF KWT CATHCART STR CNR CATHCART & MCLEAN STREET KING WILLIAMS TOWN 5601 043 7837563 OMF LUSIKISIKI SHOP 19, NDABA BUILDING MAIN STREET LUSIKISIKI 4820 039 2518150 OMF MATATIELE SHOP 6, ABSA BANK CENTRE CNR JAGGER & NORTH STREET MATATIELE 4730 039 2518180 OMF MDANTSANE SHOP 5, KUYASA SHOPPING CENTRE SANDILE ROAD MDANTSANE EAST LONDON 5219 043 7837530 OMF MOTHERWELL SHOPPING CENTRE SHOP 27A MOTHERWELL SHOPPING CENTRE NYARA STR MOTHERWELL UIT MOTHERWELL 6211 041 5099037 OMF MOUNT FRERE SHOP 7, MAKAULA BUILDING MAIN STREET MOUNT FRERE 5090 039 2518120 OMF MTHATHA OGHL, CNR YORK & LEED STREET MTHATHA UMTATA 100 047 4894522 As a responsible business, we are taking measures to support the global drive to slow down the rate of Covid-19 infections. As part of this, branch locations and opening times may vary during the course of the national lockdown period. Page 3 of 12 OMF MTHATHA CITY CENTRE SHOP 23, MTHATHA CITY SHOPPING CENTRE, SUTHERLAND STREET UMTATA UMTATA 5100 047 4894530 OMF PE GOVAN MBEKI SHOP 1-7, GOVAN MBKEI AVENUE GOVAN MBEKI AVENUE PORT ELIZABETH 6001 041 5099070 OMF PE KENAKO MALL SHOP 56 KENAKO MALL SPONDO ROAD PORT ELIZABETH 6001 041 5099022 OMF PE THE BRIDGE SHOP B29, THE BRIDGE SHOPPING CENTRE,CNR CAPE ROAD & LANGENHOVEN DRIVE PORT ELIZABETH 6000 041 5099000 OMF QUEENSTOWN SHOP 7, MARBER BUILDING CNR BOWKER & ROBINSON STREET QUEENSTOWN 5320 045 9324710 OMF QUEENSTOWN CATHCART STR 34 - 40 CATHCART STREET QUEENSTOWN 5319 045 9324721 OMF UITENHAGE SHOP 4B, BINNEHOF CENTRE BAIRD STREET UITENHAGE 6230 041 5099030 GAUTENG OMF ALBERTON BOULEVARD SHOP NO 2, GROUND LEVEL 2 FORE STREET STATS BUILDING ALBERTON 1450 011 7246213 OMF ALEXANDRA SHOP G19, GROUND LEVEL PAN AFRICAN SHOPPING CENTRE WATT STREET ALEXANDRA 2077 011 7246149 OMF ALEXANDRA ALEX MALL SHOP 34 ALEX MALL CNR LONDON ROAD & THE N3 ALEXANDRA GAUTENG 2090 011 7246052 OMF BALFOUR PARK SHOP 227A, BALFOUR PARK SHOPPING CENTRE, 2 BALFOUR CLOSE, HIGHLANDS NORTH JOHANNESBURG 2000 011 7246224 OMF BENONI SHOP U7 LAKESIDE MALL TOM JONES STREET BENONI 1501 011 7246284 OMF BOKSBURG EASTRAND MALL SHOP 5, EAST RAND MALL BENTEL AVENUE EAST VILLAGE BOKSBURG 1459 011 7246090 OMF BRAAMFONTEIN SHOP 12, ORION HOUSE 49 JORRISEN STREET BRAAMFONTEIN 2017 011 7248193 OMF DAVEYTON SHOP 43, DAVEYTON MALL CNR EISELEN & TUTTON STREET DAVEYTON BENONI 1507 011 7246299 OMF DIEPSLOOT MALL SHOP 37 DIEPSLOOT MALL R511 DIEPSLOOT JOHANNESBURG 2189 011 7246067 OMF GERMISTON SHOP 63 GOLDEN WALK SHOPPING CENTRE 141 VICTORIA STREET GERMISTON 1429 011 7246120 OMF JHB GHANDI SQUARE SHOP 1, VUSA HOUSE, GHANDI SQUARE, 8 NEW STREET SOUTH MARSHALL TOWN JOHANNESBURG 2001 011 7248220 As a responsible business, we are taking measures to support the global drive to slow down the rate of Covid-19 infections. As part of this, branch locations and opening times may vary during the course of the national lockdown period. Page 4 of 12 OMF KATLEHONG SHOP 11, SAM NTULI MALL CNR KUMALO & MASAKHANE STREET KATLEHONG 1431 011 7248089 OMF KEMPTONPARK FESTIVAL MALL SHOP 36, FESTIVAL MALL CNR KELVIN ROAD & SWART DRIVE, KEMPTON PARK 1619 011 5783915 OMF KRUGERSDORP SHOP NO 1, GROUND LEVEL CAPITEC BUILDING 48 HUMAN STREET KRUGERSDORP 1739 011 7248044 OMF MARSHALLTOWN SHOP 1A, MUTUAL & FEDERAL CENTRE, 75 PRESIDENT RD MARSHALLTOWN 2107 011 7246275 OMF MIDRAND SHOP M3 THE BOULDERS SHOPPING OLD PRETORIA ROAD HALFWAY HOUSE MIDRAND 1685 011 7246136 OMF OAKDENE THE GLEN SHOPPING CENTRE SHOP NO U7A ,UPPER LEVEL CNR ORPEN & LETABA STREET THE GLEN SHOPPING CENTRE JOHANNESBURG 2001 011 7246142 OMF RANDFONTEIN SHOP 43 B & D, VILLAGE SQUARE SHOPPING CENTRE, 72 MAIN REEF ROAD, RANDFONTEIN RANDFONTEIN 1759 011 7248059 OMF ROODEPOORT SHOP S0161, WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTRE, 120 ONTDEKKERS ROAD ROODEPOORT 1724 011 7248250 OMF SEBOKENG THABONG CENTRE SHOP H12, THABONG SHOPPING CENTRE, MOSHOESHOE STR, SEBOKENG 1983 016 5824077 OMF SOUTHGATE MALL SHOP U257, SOUTHGATE MALL CNR RIFLE RANGE ROAD & COLUMBINE AVE, MONDEOR 2091 011 7248120 OMF SOWETO DIEPKLOOF SHOP 22, DIEPKLOOF SQUARE, CNR IMMINK DRIVE & JACK KLIPIN RD DIEPKLOOF SOWETO 1862 011 7248104 OMF SOWETO DOBSONVILLE SHOP 106 DOBSONVILLE SHOPPING CENTRE ELIAS MOTSOALEDI DOBSONVILLE, SOWETO 1863 011 7248280 OMF SOWETO JABULANI MALL SHOP 42, JABULANI MALL, CNR KOMA & BOLANI ROAD JABULANI SOWETO 1818 011 7248208 OMF SOWETO MAPONYA MALL SHOP 94, MAPONYA MALL CHRIS HANI STREET SOWETO 6201 011 7248163 OMF SOWETO PROTEA GLEN SHOP 6 PROTEA GLEN SHOPPING CENTRE, CNR PROTEA BLVD & R558 PROTEA GLEN SOWETO 1819 011 7248074 OMF SPRINGS SHOP 5, CITI CENTRE BUILDING 28 5TH AVENUE SPRINGS 1560 011 7246254 OMF TEMBISA BIRCH ACRES MALL SHOP 3B, BIRCH ARCES MALL ANDREW MAPHETO DRIVE TEMBISA 1632 011 7246076 OMF TSAKANE MALL SHOP 7, TSAKANE MALL CNR MALANDELA & MODJADJI STR TSAKANE 1550 011 7246239 As a responsible business, we are taking measures to support the global drive to slow down the rate of Covid-19 infections. As part of this, branch locations and opening times may vary during the course of the national lockdown period. Page 5 of 12 OMF VANDERBIJLPARK
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