Comeall Technology

The current available opportunities for fluorspar mining in South Africa are all based in the North of the country (indicated by the red pins in the map below). There are more untapped areas in other provinces.

South Africa is known to have the largest fluorspar reserves globally, and the export market is primarily to Europe for hydrogen fluoride beneficiation and the production of aluminium fluoride. Due to the facilities for downstream products being overseas, these products are re-imported at a higher cost.

Value Proposition

South Africa is set to be the world’s premium Fluorspar Provider, as it has 42-million tonnes of the world’s fluorspar reserves, while China has only 21-million tonnes, just highlighting South Africa’s strategic logistical position.

 

Markets

Fluorspar is a valuable commodity, with a global market value of approximately US$2 billion and an annual demand of 6Mt per annum. The outlook for global demand growth for acid grade fluorspar in the long term remains positive and will exceed global GDP growth of 2.6% per annum over the next 10 years. In addition, fluorspar’s value lies in the multiple downstream levels that can significantly uplift it, and the downstream market value is estimated at US$112 billion.

 

Countries/regions like China and North America are the leading global producers and produce about 80% of total production output. China and Europe are also the largest global consumers with an estimated 20% of consumption.

 

Downstream Products

Calcium fluoride is a vital component in several industrial applications, including steel/aluminum productions. It is also used to make hydrogen fluoride (AHF) which, in turn, is used in the production of refrigerants and to make aluminium tri-fluoride (AlF3), critical in aluminium smelting; uranium fluoride (UF6), used in nuclear power stations; and lithium hexafluorophosphate (LiPF6), used to make the electrolyte for lithium batteries.

 

Other applications further downstream include:

• refrigerants

• ceramics

• glass products

• plastics

• healthcare equipment

• construction materials

• electronic and electrical equipment

• motor vehicles

• pharmaceuticals

• other Fluor chemicals

 

 

Innovation Technology into Fluorspar Mining

Comeall is the largest Procurer and Buyer of Fluorspar. Comeall is a China-based company specializing in Optic Fiber Technology and other super-big data communications technologies. It stands out from other data communication companies. Our technology includes GiPOF (graded-index polymer optical fiber) which comes from Fluorspar as a starting material.  GiPOF complements Glass Optical Fiber (GOF) in terminal and/or short-reach networks.  GiPOF works in combination with GOF or works alone in super-high speed data communications networks with enhanced high bandwidth and low latency.

 

Comeall and Impact Group (Impact Consulting & Associates) realized a Niche in purchasing Fluorspar Mines both in China and South Africa. In China to service Asian and European Countries. In South Africa to service SADEC regions and the whole of Africa. Fluorspar is mined for the production of calcium fluorite (CaF2), which is considered a valuable commodity and has a global market value of $2 billion plus.

 

Green Renewable Energy Solutions in South Africa by Comeall & Impact Group

Comeall & Impact Group are involved in cutting edge projects that are of technological and commercial importance in South Africa. These projects are being transferred from Global Technology Exchange Platform of Dexyan Global Poly Research Institute of Comeall.

Comeall & Impact Group are comprised of three Directors.

 

Dr Dexi Weng, (PhD) CEO of Comeall (Shanghai) Technology Co., Ltd, a Scientist by training who has discovered the potential of Fluorspar and its activities. He is involved in the manufacturing and supply of Optic Fiber and other components made from Fluorite.

Victor Makgwana & Sandra Sefularo are South African Entrepreneurs sourcing unique projects internationally, to benefit communities in South Africa both economically and technically. Green energy technology projects are currently highly desirable projects internationally.

 

Comeall and Impact Group, have contracts and MoU to supply:

• Optical-port and opticalised routers, cables and modems other communication equipment made with key components from the Fluorspar.

• We also have concluded MoU’s with world leading data communication and new energy vehicle companies.

• We recently held several signing ceremonies with Chinese government in several strategic locations.

Other negotiations are ongoing regarding MoU’s and contracts with other high-profile companies and governments.

 

Skills Development Positions for the Current Projects in South Africa

Several highly technical, managerial and production positions are required. Interested parties please consult with Impact Group.