Komatsu is strengthening its presence in South Africa’s underground hard rock mining sector — delivering a complete, integrated solution for modern mining operations. With a growing portfolio that includes LHDs, underground trucks, drills, and bolters, Komatsu is bringing proven global technology into one of the world’s most demanding mining environments. These machines are engineered for productivity, reliability, and operator safety — key factors in maximizing performance in deep and complex underground conditions. Backed by strong local support and global expertise, Komatsu continues to partner with customers across South Africa to drive innovation, improve uptime, and deliver real value underground.
| Website | https://www.komatsu.com/en-za |
| Revenue | $26.7 billion |
| Employees | 1,100 (116 on RocketReach) |
| Founded | 1987 |
| Industry | Machinery Manufacturing |
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The GHH Mining Machines annual revenue was $26.7 billion in 2026.
116 people are employed at GHH Mining Machines.
Top GHH Mining Machines Employees
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Ismail Laher
Head of Finance at GHH Mining Machines
Johannesburg, GP, ZA2 -
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Noel Inggs
Engineering Manager at GHH Mining Machines
Johannesburg, GP, ZA -
Andries Nortje
Technical Buyer at GHH Mining Machines
Kempton Park, GP, ZA -
John du Plessis
Capital Sales Manager at GHH Mining Machines
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Dhoshanthini Dorasamy
Project Engineer at GHH Mining Machines
Johannesburg, GP, ZA -
Deborah Theron
Project Management Office Manager at GHH Mining Machines
Johannesburg, GP, ZA1 -
Sylvester Nong
Electrician and auto electrician at GHH Mining Machines
Polokwane, LP, ZA -
Junaid Ballim
Principal Hydraulic Engineer at GHH Mining Machines
Johannesburg, GP, ZA
