The IDC established an Art Gallery in 2010 to provide a platform for emerging artists to showcase their work. The gallery is managed through the Corporate Social Investment department, and is aligned with the department’s mandate to support social and economic development of youth. Leading...
It’s the mining industry’s biggest annual gathering on the continent attracting delegates drawn across the globe. And the 2019 edition of the indaba has not disappointed. ...
Johannesburg, 31st January 2019 – KfW (the German Development Bank) and the Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa Limited (IDC) have celebrated yet another milestone. This follows an agreement signed by the two entities in November 2018 during which KfW committed to provide the IDC...
Four schools in Limpopo Over the last six years the Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa (IDC), in partnership with the Adopt-a-School (AAS) Foundation, invested over R102 million towards uplifting and supporting 30 schools throughout South Africa. On 30 August 2018, at Phagamang Secondary School, IDC...
Sterkfontein Hospital - The IDC Employee Volunteering Programme offers staff different volunteering opportunities throughout the year. In 2018, the call by the Nelson Mandela Foundation, was one activity that attracted most volunteers. Last year, in response to the centenary’s theme, “Be the Legacy” the IDC team...
The Board of the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) is pleased to announce that the Cabinet, at its meeting of 5 December 2018, approved the recommendation of the Board of the IDC to appoint Mr Tshokolo Nchocho as the CEO of the Industrial Development Corporation. Mr Tshokolo...
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Limited (IDC) acquired 26% ordinary shareholding in Pretoria based aviation company Aerosud (Pty) Ltd, as a strategic investment in the aviation industry. In addition to this, IDC invested R33 million to purchase another 12% shareholding in Aerosud for the Bellabee (Pty) Ltd Workers Trust, which...
There is a popular saying in the world of business and entrepreneurship, that overnight success takes ten years. One small business owner who can attest to this is none other than Paseka Lesolang, the 29 year old innovator and founder of Wagienience, a techno company...
Siyabonga Tshabalala and Nomuntu Ndhlovu took the decision to leave their corporate jobs in Gauteng and go back home to their rural village of Steenbok in Mpumalanga, to start a business. Both aged 27, the pair now run SiyaBuddy, a recycling and waste management company. Armed...