Tharisa PLC has booked revenues of US$603m and profits of $117m from production of chrome and platinum group metals at its mine on South Africa's Bushveld Complex. The company has initiated a major growth phase with the new development of underground workings at Tharisa, and ongoing work on a major PGM project in Zimbabwe. The company's chief executive Phoevos Pouroulis joins Vox to provide more detail on the results and to outline what the plans for growth mean for the company.
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