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License Contacts License Contacts License Code Responsible License Status Date Applied Date Granted Date Expires Commodities Map References Area Parties Contact Details Office Type Communication Party Postal Address Physical Address Telephone Email Address 51522 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Pending 01 April 2017 31 March 2019 BRM Namibia,J, K, 16.8153 Ha Onganja Mining Company Renewal Khomas,Windhoek; (Pty) Ltd (100%) Otjozondjupa,Okahan dja 51523 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Pending 01 April 2017 31 March 2019 BRM Namibia,J, K, 18.1577 Ha Onganja Mining Company Renewal Khomas,Windhoek; (Pty) Ltd (100%) Otjozondjupa,Okahan dja 52604 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Pending 01 April 1994 31 March 2013 DS Picture Stone (Pty) Ltd Renewal (100%) 52605 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Pending 01 April 1994 31 March 2013 DS Picture Stone (Pty) Ltd Picture Stone (Pty) Ltd 0027-11-477- Renewal (100%) 6296 53182 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Active 01 April 1974 20 June 2021 SPS Namibia,Hardap,Malta 7.3312 Ha Daniel Matheus Laufs hohe; P Truter (100%) 53979 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Pending 01 April 2017 31 March 2019 BRM Namibia,K, 17.3954 Ha Robert Guy Carr (100%) Renewal Khomas,Windhoek 55669 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Active 22 March 1983 14 June 2020 IM Namibia Mineral Development Company (Pty) Ltd (100%) 55926 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Active 22 March 1983 14 June 2020 IM Namibia Mineral Development Company (Pty) Ltd (100%) 55927 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Active 22 March 1983 14 June 2020 IM Namibia Mineral Namibia Mineral PO Box 24046, 28 Heinitzburg Street, 237055 [email protected] Development Company Development Company Windhoek, Khomas, Windhoek, Khomas, m.na (Pty) Ltd (100%) (Pty) Ltd 9000, Namibia 9000, Namibia 55935 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Active 22 March 1983 14 June 2020 IM Namibia Mineral Namibia Mineral PO Box 24046, 28 Heinitzburg Street, 237055 [email protected] Development Company Development Company Windhoek, Khomas, Windhoek, Khomas, m.na (Pty) Ltd (100%) (Pty) Ltd 9000, Namibia 9000, Namibia 56356 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Active 22 March 1984 14 June 2020 IM Namibia Mineral Development Company (Pty) Ltd (100%) 56405 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Pending 01 April 1984 31 March 2015 SPS Namibia,A, 5.5479 Ha Marius Leon Steiner Renewal Kunene,Opuwo (100%) 63857 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Active 02 February 02 February 20 June 2021 SPS Namibia,Hardap,Malta 12.2026 Ha Daniel Matheus Laufs Daniel Matheus Laufs PO Box 30626, 20 Descartes Street, 061-307327 [email protected] 1993 1993 hohe; P Truter (100%) Truter Windhoek, Khomas, Academia, Windhoek, 9000, Namibia Khomas, 9000, Namibia 63959 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Active 22 March 1993 14 June 2020 IM Namibia Mineral Namibia Mineral PO Box 24046, 28 Heinitzburg Street, 237055 [email protected] Development Company Development Company Windhoek, Khomas, Windhoek, Khomas, m.na (Pty) Ltd (100%) (Pty) Ltd 9000, Namibia 9000, Namibia 63960 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Active 22 March 1993 14 June 2020 IM Namibia Mineral Development Company (Pty) Ltd (100%) 64703 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Active 28 February 28 February 20 June 2021 SPS Namibia,Hardap,Malta 8.2262 Ha Daniel Matheus Laufs Daniel Matheus Laufs PO Box 30626, 20 Descartes Street, 061-307327 [email protected] 1994 1994 hohe; P Truter (100%) Truter Windhoek, Khomas, Academia, Windhoek, 9000, Namibia Khomas, 9000, Namibia 65035 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Active 01 April 1996 21 February PS, SPS Namibia,Karas,Keetma 17.0061 Ha Jan Mattheus Steenkamp 2021 nshoop; T (100%) 65200 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Pending 14 January 13 January SPS Namibia,Erongo,Karibi 16.1245 Ha Andreas Gyorgy Palfi Renewal 2013 2015 b; G (100%) 65201 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Pending 14 January 13 January SPS Namibia,Erongo,Karibi 19.2970 Ha Andreas Gyorgy Palfi Renewal 2013 2015 b; G (100%) 17 March 2020 MME Landfolio Namibia Production Page 1 of 134 License Code Responsible License Status Date Applied Date Granted Date Expires Commodities Map References Area Parties Contact Details Office Type Communication Party Postal Address Physical Address Telephone Email Address 65245 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Pending 28 May 1997 27 May 2012 DS Namibia,Khomas,Wind 16.5505 Ha Albertus Jacobus Van Renewal hoek; M Biljon (100%) 65262 MC Pending 24 October 1997 65395 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Active 11 January 10 March 2022 SPS Namibia,C, 17.8731 Ha Global Mining Corporation 2015 Erongo,Omaruru (Namibia) (Pty.) Ltd (100%) 65398 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Active 11 January 10 March 2022 SPS Namibia,C, 17.9295 Ha Global Mining Corporation 1998 Erongo,Omaruru (Namibia) (Pty.) Ltd (100%) 65425 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Active 05 May 1999 13 September DS Namibia,Erongo,Karibi 19.0473 Ha Okatji Marble CC (100%) 2020 b; H 65426 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Active 05 May 1999 13 September DS Namibia,Erongo,Karibi 19.1802 Ha Okatji Marble CC (100%) 2020 b; H 65458 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Active 11 August 10 March 2022 SPS Namibia,D, 13.7316 Ha Topstones Industrial & 2016 Otjozondjupa,Otjiwar Mining Co. CC (100%) ongo 65459 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Active 11 August 10 March 2022 SPS Namibia,D, 13.0293 Ha Topstones Industrial & 2016 Otjozondjupa,Otjiwar Mining Co. CC (100%) ongo 65460 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Active 11 August 10 March 2022 SPS Namibia,D, 12.8639 Ha Topstones Industrial & 2016 Otjozondjupa,Otjiwar Mining Co. CC (100%) ongo 65461 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Active 11 August 10 March 2022 SPS Namibia,D, 14.9583 Ha Topstones Industrial & Topstones Industrial & PO Box 240, Okahandja, Troye Mine, Farm 062 500991 2016 Otjozondjupa,Otjiwar Mining Co. CC (100%) Mining Co. CC Otjozondjupa, 9000, Otjiterazu 70, Okahandja ongo Namibia District, Otjozondjupa, 9000, Namibia 65462 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Active 11 August 10 March 2022 SPS Namibia,D, 12.9368 Ha Topstones Industrial & Topstones Industrial & PO Box 240, Okahandja, Troye Mine, Farm 062 500991 2016 Otjozondjupa,Otjiwar Mining Co. CC (100%) Mining Co. CC Otjozondjupa, 9000, Otjiterazu 70, Okahandja ongo Namibia District, Otjozondjupa, 9000, Namibia 65463 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Active 11 August 10 March 2022 SPS Namibia,D, 14.7726 Ha Topstones Industrial & 2016 Otjozondjupa,Otjiwar Mining Co. CC (100%) ongo 65847 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Active 20 April 1999 02 July 2016 13 May 2021 SPS Namibia,Karas,Karasbu 18.2993 Ha Christiaan Rudolf De Wet rg; V (100%) 65910 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Pending 15 June 1999 15 February 14 February SPS Namibia,Erongo,Karibi 18.0193 Ha Victor Maletzky (100%) Renewal 2017 2019 b; G 65932 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Pending 09 July 1999 15 February 14 February SPS Namibia,Erongo,Karibi 17.3692 Ha Victor Maletzky (100%) Renewal 2017 2019 b; G 65933 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Pending 09 July 1999 15 February 14 February SPS Namibia,Erongo,Karibi 18.0443 Ha Victor Maletzky (100%) Victor Maletzky PO Box 474, Arandis, 630 Boerboom Road , 064- 510273 Renewal 2017 2019 b; G Erongo, 9000, Namibia Arandis, Erongo, 9000, Namibia 65980 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Pending 23 August 27 March 2000 26 March 2016 IM Namibia,C, 16.0280 Ha Jan Adriaan Du Plessis Renewal 1999 Erongo,Swakopmund (100%) 65989 MC Pending 10 February 25 February 24 February DS Namibia,Hardap,Reho 18.1024 Ha Nicolaas Carolus Januarie Renewal 2014 2014 2016 both; M (100%) 65990 MC Pending 10 February 25 February 24 February DS Namibia,Hardap,Reho 18.0351 Ha Nicolaas Carolus Januarie Nicolaas Carolus Januarie 062-539271 Renewal 2014 2014 2016 both; M (100%) 65991 MC Pending 10 February 25 February 24 February DS Namibia,Hardap,Reho 14.3223 Ha Nicolaas Carolus Januarie Renewal 2012 2014 2016 both; M (100%) 65992 MC Pending 10 February 25 February 24 February DS Namibia,Hardap,Reho 8.3072 Ha Nicolaas Carolus Januarie Renewal 2014 2014 2016 both; M (100%) 17 March 2020 MME Landfolio Namibia Production Page 2 of 134 License Code Responsible License Status Date Applied Date Granted Date Expires Commodities Map References Area Parties Contact Details Office Type Communication Party Postal Address Physical Address Telephone Email Address 66208 MC Pending 25 January 24 January DS Namibia,Erongo,Swak 19.7305 Ha Sahara Mine (Pty) Ltd Sahara Mine (Pty) Ltd P.O. Box 6333, Vineta, 149 Sam Nujoma Ave., , Renewal 2001 2016 opmund; G Swakopmund, Namibia Walvis Bay, Namibia 66209 MC Pending 25 January 24 January DS Namibia,Erongo,Swak 19.1179 Ha Sahara Mine (Pty) Ltd Renewal 2001 2016 opmund; G (100%) 66210 MC Pending 25 January 24 January DS Namibia,Erongo,Swak 18.2145 Ha Sahara Mine (Pty) Ltd Sahara Mine (Pty) Ltd P.O. Box 6333, Vineta, 149 Sam Nujoma Ave., , Renewal 2001 2016 opmund; G Swakopmund, Namibia Walvis Bay, Namibia 66211 MC Pending 25 January 24 January DS Namibia,Erongo,Swak 18.0911 Ha Sahara Mine (Pty) Ltd Sahara Mine (Pty) Ltd P.O. Box 6333, Vineta, 149 Sam Nujoma Ave., , Renewal 2001 2016 opmund; G Swakopmund, Namibia Walvis Bay, Namibia 66212 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Pending 03 November 22 March 2002 21 March 2015 IM Namibia,A, 18.0286 Ha Theophilus Ekandjo Renewal 2000 Kunene,Opuwo (100%) 66213 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Pending 23 March 22 March 2002 21 March 2015 IM Namibia,A, 17.8801 Ha Theophilus Ekandjo Theophilus Ekandjo NBC Oshakati NBC Oshakati 065-221125 Renewal 2000 Kunene,Opuwo (100%) 66269 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Pending 12 February 16 April 2012 15 April 2014 PS Namibia,Karas,Luderitz Hallie Investment Number Renewal 2011 ; N Fourteen (Pty) Ltd (100%) 66270 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Pending 12 February 16 April 2001 15 April 2014 PS Namibia,Karas,Luderitz Hallie Investment Number Hallie Investment 26461224893 alessandro1@mw Renewal 2011 ; N Fourteen (Pty) Ltd Number Fourteen (Pty) eb.co.za (100%) Ltd 66271 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Pending 12 February 16 April 2001 15 April 2014 PS Namibia,Karas,Luderitz Hallie Investment Number Hallie Investment 26461224893 alessandro1@mw Renewal 2011 ; N Fourteen (Pty) Ltd Number Fourteen (Pty) eb.co.za (100%) Ltd 66272 14/2/2/1/2/ MC Pending 12 February 16 April 2001 15 April 2014 PS Namibia,Karas,Luderitz Hallie Investment Number Hallie Investment
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