Addressing climate change and energy challenges in one simple solution
South African Green Metals is an upcoming Steelmaking operation with a unique value add benefit to local and global ferrous product markets. The operation is planned to be established in regions making use of the abundant natural energy resources the region has to offer in renewable energy powered manufacturing.
Green Hydrogen manufacturing is a means to reduce global Carbon emissions. Producing steel using Green Hydrogen at scale is our mission in sustainability and profitability for our investors and stakeholders.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Green Hydrogen is generated using renewable resources like Solar and Wind energy. Water is electrolyzed to generate Hydrogen and Oxygen. The Hydrogen is be used to convert the Iron Ore to Iron and later into Steel. This is processed further into Steel products for the market
What makes SAGM unique?
SAGM provides the source for advanced sustainable ferrous manufacturing operations at the limit of industrial efficiency from a metallurgical, electrical and logistical perspective.
Depending on the manufacturing process and material, products from this unique configuration are expected to have a significant competitive advantage in the international market.
The combined benefits of minimal Carbon emissions manufacturing and the unique operational efficiencies makes SAGM an attractive investment option
How SAGM benefits stakeholders
Investors
- Growing demand of sustainable manufacturing products
- Consistent growth of the overall global steel market
- Above market related returns expected over the long term
- Strategic blend of 'Green' products to local and international markets
- Attractive returns for independent offtake manufacturers
- SEZ potential benefits
- Carbon trading opportunities
Socio-economic stakeholders
- High value and skilled employment opportunities
- Beneficiation of mineral resources
- Development of base manufacturing operations in the local region
- Supplementation of the overall developing Hydrogen economy
- Significantly higher indirect job multiplier compared to general large and highly automated manufacturing operations.
- Increased tax revenue through combined volumes and skilled sources.
