About the Group
A South African group wired for the bulk export chain.
Inyathi Mining Group is the mother company of two complementary subsidiaries — Inyathi Bulk Resources and Inyathi Bulk Terminals — each focused on a designated function within one integrated pit-to-port offering.
Vision
To create a notable global footprint by becoming one of the leading 100% black-owned bulk commodity trading companies in South Africa.
Mission
To provide seamless transactions of bulk material handling — from the pits to safely stowed parcels on board vessel.
Core Values
What shapes our culture and performance
Integrity & Accountability
Safety, accountability and integrity at the centre of every operation — protecting our people, partners and the cargo entrusted to us.
Operational Excellence
Reliable, efficient and professionally managed operations across every link of the value chain.
Environmental Responsibility
Solutions that minimise impact through rail-linked logistics, efficient handling and responsible terminal management.
Partnership
Long-term relationships built on trust, performance and shared commercial success.
Innovation
Continuous improvement of systems, equipment and operating processes for better logistics outcomes.
Transformation & Empowerment
Investment in South African talent and partnerships with emerging enterprises to broaden participation in the bulk economy.
Leadership
Ground-up experience across the chain
The group is led by a diverse team of senior professionals with deep experience across mining, bulk material handling, freight by road and rail, terminal operations, shipping and vessel operations. Operational expertise is combined with commercial discipline to deliver a service aligned with the long-term interests of every client.
The Inyathi Bulk Terminals establishment team includes senior warehouse managers, fleet-management specialists, established cargo and vessel agents, stevedoring managers, vessel super-cargos and former port captains — each with an intimate understanding of the export dynamics of Richards Bay.