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B6 Maritzburg Arch 39/45 Chief Albert Luthuli Street, Pietermaritzburg 3201 aluminiumbi.co.za

ABI's mission is to support entrepreneurs in the aluminium industry, providing training, resources, and funding to grow sustainable businesses. Learn about Hulamin and BHP Billiton's support, impact on the economy, and downstream products.

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B6 Maritzburg Arch 39/45 Chief Albert Luthuli Street, Pietermaritzburg 3201 aluminiumbi.co.za

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  1. Aluminium Beneficiation Initiative [ABI] A Hulamin – BHP BILLITON Economic Development Initiative B6 Maritzburg Arch 39/45 Chief Albert Luthuli Street, Pietermaritzburg 3201 www.aluminiumbi.co.za Reginald Nyandeni CEO

  2. Content 1. Vision 2. ABI Mission3. Hulamin and BHP Billiton Entrepreneurial Support 4.Aluminium Industry Overview5. Role of ABI6. Requirements - Prospective Entrepreneurs 7. Impact of ABI to Economy8. Sample of Aluminium Downstream Products9. SEFA10. Next Step

  3. ABI Funders Hulamin Operations BHP Billiton/South 32 • Head Office and Plant : Pietermaritzburg/Midrand • Annual Turnover of R8-Billion • Employment: 2,000 • Head Office: JHB [Regional Office] • Aluminium Plants: Richard’s Bay/Mozambique • Annual Turnover: R12-billion • Employment: 1,500

  4. Independent rolling mill Installed Capacity – 250 000 tons In 2014 Sales 200,000 tons Turnover R8 billion Sales >40 countries on all continents Major product groups Can end and tab stock 6xxx Plate Brazing sheet Painted sheet and coil Closure sheet 1xxx, 3xxx and 5xxx alloys Foil Extrusion Hulamin - Overview

  5. Vision • To identify and support 100entrepreneurs in the aluminium fabrication sector and guide them into sustainable businesses within 3 years which will result in these businesses consuming at least 100 tonsof aluminium each.

  6. ABI Mission To identify entrepreneurs [high potential] withinnovative ideas and business acumen to establish, grow and sustain successful enterprises.To provide training and support for these entrepreneurs to overcome constraints to achieving their goals.To support a pipeline of entrepreneurs, from selection to goal attainment.Tocapitalize on the support available from agencies and stakeholders with related objectivesTo raise Hulamin - BHP Billiton’s profile as a contributor to industrialization, job and wealth creation.

  7. Hulamin – Entrepreneurial Support • Since 1996,Hulamin undertook to develop and grow African Enterprises. These have grown from R1 millionin 1996 to R75 Million in 2014 resulting in over 350 permanent jobs [20% of Hulamin compliment of 2000]. • According to a study conducted by the University of Michigan [USA] and the National Business Incubation Association [NBIA[ entitled Business Incubation 87% of business incubation graduates stay in business.

  8. BHP Billiton – Entrepreneurial Support • In 2013, BHP BILLITON established a R50 Million Enterprise and Supplier Development Centrein Richardsbay • Over 70 entrepreneurs have gone through a 2-year training programme • One of the entrepreneurs that went through this programme now employs > 800 people

  9. Aluminium Industry Overview

  10. Economic Landscape • During the last 20 years we have witnessed major economic trends in South Africa: • The economic size of the SA economy has doubled in GDP terms from R1 trillion to R2 trillion. • The rapid growth of the black middle class [approaching 4 million households from 350,000 in 1994]; • Very slow growth in the industrialization sector - led to job losses in agriculture, mining and manufacturing.  • The shrinkage of the productive sector has been, ironically, accompanied by the growth of service sector especially finance, real estate, government, transport, communication and distribution. • Low Entrepreneurship in SA. • Key challenges for Entrepreneurs: - Market Access, lack of business support and Funding

  11. Africa is the richest continent on Earth yet It is the poorest of them All WHY We don’t invest in Human Resources & we don’t manage our own natural Resources.

  12. Role - Aluminium Beneficiation Initiative • Identify Potential Candidates • Select/Filter Candidates • Train based on accredited modules to address skills gap • Transfer relevant skills to candidates • Assist candidates to secure resources • Develop sustainable funding model for candidates • Promote and branding rights • Secure necessary Technology and Licences • Develop and protect Intellectual Property [IP] • Form strategic partnership with key role players within the relevant supply chains • Leverage the relationship from Board to strategic partners to unlock potential business opportunities

  13. Requirements – Prospective Entrepreneur • Entrepreneurial, innovative, self-starter, business acumen, intelligent/smart, strong selling, people skills, desire to learn, Strong personality, independent, positive attitude • Types of Entrepreneurs: • ‘Necessity’ entrepreneurs: • Entrepreneurs starting a business to taking care of themselves and their own families financially. • 2. ‘Opportunity entrepreneurs’ or ‘longevity’ • Entrepreneurs that identifying gaps or opportunities and establish a growing business that creates employment for others and wealth themselves.

  14. Model of Entrepreneurship People Opportunity/ Idea Risk Resources

  15. Manufacturing the jaws of a crocodile Prices getting lower Rising costs

  16. Impact of ABI to Economy • Growth in the size of the Aluminium industry resulting in high level skills development and job creation. • Import Replacement. • Hulamin-BHP BILLITON - collaboration will unlock other business opportunities within the upstream-midstream-downstream supply chain that would have a trickle-down effect to the economy.

  17. Impact on the Economy Global Benchmark: I Ton = 3 JOBS [Downstream sector] Therefore overview within the next 9 Years: 2018: 100 tons x 100 Entrepreneurs = 10 000 tons x 3 = 30,000 NEW JOBS 2021: 100 tons x 100 Entrepreneurs = 10,000 tons x3 = 30,000 NEW JOBS 2024: 100 tons x 100 Entrepreneurs = 10,000 tons x3 = 30,000 NEW JOBS TOTAL 30,000 tons 90,000 NEW JOBS

  18. Sample of Downstream Aluminium Products

  19. Small Enterprise Financial Agency [SEFA] • SEFA committed R80 Million towards an Aluminium Fund • An additional R20 Million - Hulamin/BHP Billiton Contractors Fund [business growth/expansion, etc.] • Disbursement of Funds subject to skills transfer and support • Open to All South Africans

  20. From idea to To commercialisation

  21. Technical Support? Assistance with shape design Alloy Selection Fabrication & finishing

  22. “Our Extrusions products are found on Mount Everest as components in the highest ladder in the world We helped our [offshore] customer achieve this feat - we can do the same for you in your business/industry”

  23. Recap Support Model Funding Facilitation Technical Support Raw Material (E.g. Specifications) (E.G Design Dies, Product Qualification to commercialisation) (E.g. Hybrid of funding Models) Business Support and Guidance – within the Competition Act Framework

  24. Next StepRegister your ideas/interest/enquiry on the websitewww.aluminiumbi.co.za

  25. “WE MUST BECOME BIGGER THAN WE HAVE BEEN, MORE COURAGEOUS, GREATER IN SPIRIT AND LARGER IN OUTLOOK”.

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