A focused critical minerals company with a world-class South African asset
Who we are
Ferrox Critical Minerals was incorporated in 2006 as a holding company for a portfolio of South African mineral assets. The company's strategy is focused on the development and production of titanium, iron and vanadium products from its flagship Tivani Deposit in the Limpopo Province of South Africa.
The company is incorporated in the British Virgin Islands (BVI) and operates through several South African subsidiaries, including Tivani (Pty) Limited and Tivani Projects (Pty) Limited. Its primary operating asset is the Tivani Project, in which Ferrox holds a 64% beneficial interest through its subsidiary structure.
Ferrox is fully compliant with South Africa's Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) legislation. Red River Exploration and Mining (Pty) Limited, the project's B-BBEE partner, holds a 26% interest in the Tivani project and has the option to extend its participation by acquiring neighbouring extension properties.
Ferrox Critical Minerals is born.
Granted by South Africa's Department of Mineral Resources (11 December 2013).
420 holes drilled totalling 31,523 metres of stored core across the 13 km² project area.
NI 43-101 compliant resource estimate of 471 million tonnes completed.
Smelter testwork completed; TiO₂ slag and pig iron production confirmed viable.
Advanced discussions underway with Leisitele (PTY) Limited as the primary Mine Services Contractor candidate.
Our Leadership
The Ferrox board and management team have experience across mining operations, project development, corporate finance, and South African regulatory and commercial environments. Their backgrounds include senior roles at TSX- and Nasdaq-listed mining companies, South African mineral asset development, and international investment management.
The team's approach at Tivani is modular: bringing the project into initial production through a contractor-led mining operation and a staged plant build, with downstream processing capacity added in subsequent phases as the resource demonstrates economic performance.