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Solar Mining Services acquires majority stake in ProBlast BS

Solar Industries, a global leader in the design, development, manufacture, and application of energetic materials, is pleased to announce that its South African subsidiary, Solar Mining Services, has acquired a majority stake in ProBlast BS . Established in South Africa in 2015, Solar Mining Services offers world-class capabilities in bulk emulsion explosives, accessories, and delivery

Solar Mining Services acquires majority stake in ProBlast BS

Solar Mining Services acquires majority stake in ProBlast BS

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Solar Industries, a global leader in the design, development, manufacture, and application of energetic materials, is pleased to announce that its South African subsidiary, Solar Mining Services, has acquired a majority stake in ProBlast BS . Established in South Africa in 2015, Solar Mining Services offers world-class capabilities in bulk emulsion explosives, accessories, and delivery systems. Since its inception in 2017, ProBlast BS has earned a reputation as the region’s premier provider of blasting solutions. This move signifies both ProBlast BS and Solar Mining Services’ commitment to creating more value for their clients and unlocking untapped opportunities to benefit their employees and stakeholders.

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“We are a values-driven organisation, and aligning with a partner who shares our vision for the future was paramount,” said Stephen Coetzer, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of ProBlast BS. “Under the leadership change in  Solar Mining Services, this partnership was a natural fit, especially as ProBlast was seeking the next step in its evolution. We are confident that this collaboration will enhance value for our employees, communities, and stakeholders.”

The new leadership of Solar Mining Services, under Nick Huson, has been instrumental in turning around the company’s reputation and ensuring a focus on delivering quality and reliable services. Stephen Coetzer will remain at the helm of ProBlast BS and will work closely with the executive management team at Solar Mining Services. Both companies will continue to operate independently in the foreseeable future.

“Stephen and I have a long-standing professional relationship dating back to the mid-1990s, and I am excited to collaborate with him and his team once again,” said Nick Huson, Solar Mining Services’ Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director. “This partnership enhances our collective technical capabilities and resources within the region. Together, we can now deliver superior products and services to both our existing and new customers, expanding our reach and impact”.

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