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Mining activities on sea.
| Attachment | Size |
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| 784_EMP_Mining License ML128B_Karas Region.pdf | 1.7 MB |
Mining activities onshore.
| Attachment | Size |
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| 783_EMP_Mining License ML128A_Karas Region.pdf | 1.73 MB |
In 2014, Tunacor Fisheries Limited (Tunacor) became 100% wholly Namibian owned fishing company from its predecessors South Africa and Spanish management. It was in 1958 that Tunacor was first established as a business infrastructure solely focused on Pilchard Cannery and Fishmeal. Over the years the company has grown and transformed into processing and the exporting of value-added fish products directly to retailers locally and international markets. The fishing factory currently employs over 2100 people and has a fishing fleet of 12 trawlers and 3 long liners.
It relates to the sale of Elizabeth Bay mine, which sale includes the transfer of the environmental clearance certificate in respect of Mining License (ML 128B) from the Namdeb to the purchaser.
It relates to the sale of Elizabeth Bay mine, which sale includes the transfer of the environmental clearance certificate in respect of Mining License (ML 128A) from Namdeb to the purchaser.
| Attachment | Size |
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| 1101_EMP_Transfer of ECC_Mining License ML 128A from Namdeb.pdf | 1.79 MB |