Wesizwe Platinum has resumed trading on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) after a year-long suspension, but the return to the market comes as the Chinese-backed miner pushes ahead with a restructuring plan that could affect nearly 500 workers and reshape the future of its flagship Bakubung mine.
The JSE lifted the suspension with immediate effect on Thursday, allowing shareholders to trade the company’s shares for the first time since June 2025.
The suspension was imposed after Wesizwe failed to publish its audited annual financial statements for the 2024 financial year within the timeframe required under JSE listing rules.
The company has since published its delayed financial statements and integrated annual report, paving the way for the reinstatement of trading.
“The board would like to thank shareholders for their patience and continued support throughout the period of suspension,” Wesizwe said in a statement.
