The government today gave Zimplats, Zimbabwe’s biggest platinum producer until November 15 to come up with a revised plan on how it intends to localise its ownership. The government rejected Zimplats’ initial plan. The news was welcomed by the market which saw parent company Implats’ share gain by 2 percent.
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