Richards Bay Coal Terminal (Proprietary) Limited (RBCT) is a world class coal export terminal situated in the Port of Richards Bay.
The terminal was opened in 1976 with an original capacity of 12 million tons per annum (mt/a).
The terminal provides South Africa’s Coal Exporting Parties (CEP’s) with a world class logistics service that facilitates the export of coal.
Export Destination per Continent
RBCT is positioned at one of the world’s deep sea ports, and handles large ships and large volumes of coal.
The 276 hectare site currently boasts a quay that is 2,2 kilometers long with six berths and four ship loaders, with a stockyard capacity of 8,2 million tons (mt).
RBCT shares a strong co-operative relationship with South Africa’s national utility, Transnet, which provides the railway services linking the coal mines to the port, and the shipping coordination of more than 900 ships per annum.
All RBCT’s operations and administrative functions are conducted in Richards Bay.
Vision,Mission & Values
Our Vision
Moving coal passionately through a world class Port Terminal.
Our Mission
Moving coal in a safe, cost effective and efficient manner safeguarding the environment and stakeholders.
Our Core Values
We will not engage in any unsafe activity
We treat each other with respect and dignity
We care for the wellbeing of employees
We work to the best of our ability
We are innovative and pro-active
We care for the environment
Our Slogan
“Coal to the world, growth to the nation”
Our History
RBCT EXCO Members
General Management
Alan Waller
Chief Executive Officer
Nontuthuko Mgabhi
GM Human Resources
Kubendren Naidoo
GM Asset Management
Zanele Mthiyane
GM Health, Safety, Environment and Compliance
Ziphe Nonqane
GM Operations
Casper Mbuyazi
GM Finance
RBCT Shareholders
Anglo Operations (Pty) Ltd
55 Marshall Street Johannesburg 2001
PO Box 61587, Marshalltown 2107
Tel: 011 638 9111 Fax: 011 638 3221
South32 SA Coal Holdings (Pty) Ltd
39 Melrose Boulevard
Melrose Arch Johannesburg 2076
PO Box 61820, Marshalltown 2107
Tel: 011 376 9111 Fax: 011 834 3330
Kangra Coal (Pty) Ltd
7th Floor, 13 Fredman Drive, Fredman Towers, Sandton, 2196, Johannesburg, South Africa
Megawatt Park 2 Maxwell Drive Sunninghill,Gauteng,2157
Tel: 012 346 4662
Koornfontein Mines (Pty) Ltd
Grayston Ridge Block A
144 Katherine Street Sandton, 2146
Tel: 011 262 3780
Tumelo Coal Mines (Pty) Ltd
1 Roger Dyason Road
Pretoria West
Pretoria, Gauteng, 0183
RBCT Board of Directors
CAPACITY
NAME
ALTERNATE
Chairman
N Damasane (Ms)
None
Independent Non-Executive Directors
MS Teke
None
NG Langa (Ms)
None
Non-Executive Directors
ND Baloyi
NSH Hassan
V Bayoglu
AH Gillespie
B Dalton
MJ Shaw
JM Damons
KR Knoop
MJ Fraser
PK Masia
MJ Houston
RSE Alberts
T Myburgh
JHJ Schoeman
IA Swanepoel
MR Walker
Executive Directors
AJ Waller (CEO)
None
TC Mbuyazi (GM Finance)
None
Transformation
INDUSTRY TRANSFORMATION
Excellent progress is being made in the transformation of the coal mining industry on several fronts, including:
Ownership
Skills Development
Procurement
Employment Equity
Community Enterprise Development
Corporate Social Investment
RBCT is well on its way to meeting the Mining Charter empowerment ownership criterion of 26% black ownership, set by the Department of Mineral Resources.
In 2004 RBCT started the Quattro process, making an initial capacity of 1 million tons per annum to Junior Miners. This capacity escalated to 4 million tons per annum.
To date, 19 million tons per annum has been allocated to meet the needs of black economic empowered mining entities. These include emerging junior miners who are part of the empowerment processes driven by government, together with RBCT’s own B-BBEE shareholding processes.
More than 20% of the South African coal sector is now owned and controlled by B-BBEE parties, with more than 20 B-BBEE deals having been concluded to date, at a value of approximately R19 billion.
A Phase 6 Expansion is also on the cards with potential to increase capacity to 110 MTPA through the main coal line, in partnership with government and Transnet. This would enable more capacity to be allocated to emerging miners, in line with RBCT’s commitment to empowerment.
RBCT’s corporate culture values diversity and we have various committees and initiatives undertaken to promote diversity in the Terminal.
Diversity is a company-wide strategic project, providing numerous benefits to both RBCT and its customers.
In South Africa, a diverse organisation is more than a necessity – it provides a competitive advantage in the form of a wealth of ideas, skills, experience, knowledge and innovation.
The wonderfully diverse RBCT team strives to appreciate and utilise every individual skill to help the company reach its full potential.
Richards Bay Coal Terminal’s operations comply with national and international best practice, as well as relevant Acts and Standards:
Occupational Health and Safety Act 85 of 1993
ISO 14001:2015 – Environmental Management System
ISO45001:2018 Health and Safety Management System
SANS 3000 Railway Safety Management System
We are:
Signatory to Energy Efficiency Accord in 2006
Voluntary Signatory to United Nations Global Compact Agreement and committed to its 10 Principles in the areas of human rights, labour and anti-corruption.
We hold:
Water Use License
Air Emission Licence
Schedule Trade Permit
A Terminal Operators Licence
SANS 3000 Licence
Waste Licence
Richards Bay Coal Terminal has earned the following achievements:
5/5
The official Launch of the Phase 1 Machine Replacement Project in 2018.
Record 75 597 134t imported in 2017.
Record 76 467 543t exported in 2017.
Winners of the Bulk Logistics Port Terminal Award at the 2018 Global Ports Forum Awards.
Premium award winners for the third time in a row at the 2018 Zululand Chamber of Commerce and Industry( ZCCI) Business Excellence Award ceremony
Celebrated our 40th Anniversary of moving coal in April 2016
Record 8 Million Tons of Coal exported in November 2016
Launch of New RBCT/SGS Laboratory in June 2016
Obtained our Water Use Licence(WUL)
Hosted the 16th Annual Coal Exporting Terminal Operators Association (CETOA) Conference in October 2016
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