- CEO
- Garnett Parkin
- Full Time Employees
- 681
- Sector
- Non-energy minerals
- Industry
- Construction materials
- Address
- 1 Nigel Marievale Road Nigel GT South Africa 1490
- IPO Date
- Jul 31, 2007
- Business
- Brikor Limited (JSE: BIK), founded in 1994 and headquartered at 1 Marievale Road, Nigel, Gauteng, South Africa, manufactures and supplies building and construction materials alongside coal mining operations primarily serving the South African market including low-cost housing, residential, commercial, industrial, civil engineering, and infrastructure projects. The Bricks segment, through Plant 1 and Plant 3, produces semi-face clay bricks such as Verona Satin FBA, Rhodium Satin FBA, Krypton Satin FBA, Venezia Satin FBA, Roma Satin FBA, Palomino Satin FBA, Bronze Satin FBA, Bronze Rustic FBA, Gold Rustic FBA, Argon Rustic FBA, and Baroque FBA; stock bricks; and ancillary products with an annual production capacity exceeding 160 million bricks, sourcing clay from the Coal segment. The Coal segment, operated via wholly-owned subsidiary Ilangabi Investments 12 (Pty) Ltd across Vlakfontein and Grootfontein mines under a June 2023 life-of-mine contract mining and coal purchase agreement with TCQ Mining (Pty) Ltd, supplies Duff, Screened Run of Mine (ROM), Small Nuts, Large Nuts, and Peas coal products; Brikor also holds a 40% stake in associate Zingaro Holdings (Pty) Ltd, which provides specialized transportation services with over 100 vehicles including tippers, low-beds, flat-decks, and earthmoving equipment for mining activities across Gauteng, North West, Mpumalanga, and Limpopo. Recent developments include the September 2025 announcement of two significant off-take agreements under the existing Coal Agreement—a three-year deal with Eskom's Grootvlei Power Station for approximately 2.8 million tonnes and a one-year renewable agreement with a private company for 600,000 tonnes—to support minimum monthly mining tonnages of 150,000 tonnes; finalization of the Rayton property sale in March 2025 yielding R2.2 million proceeds; a February 2025 share buy-back of 15.9 million ordinary shares at 14 cents each from the Brikor Share Incentive Scheme trust, approved by shareholders in May 2025 and offset against receivables with no cash impact as the trust winds down; continued ramp-up of Grootfontein mining as Vlakfontein nears end-of-life; and strategic focus on expanding Bricks production capacity, sustainable mineable reserves management, and leveraging new off-take deals for Coal profitability amid H1 F2026 revenue of R169.9 million and operational challenges.