With firm roots in the mining industry, the company has also diversified into agricultural, financial services and industrial investments to take advantage of value opportunities. We are committed to continuously growing our asset base within these sectors, and look forward to creating a best-in-class investment company that makes a significant contribution to our nation.
Our purpose
About Masimong
Masimong Group was established in 2013 as an investment holding company focused on empowerment, growth and value creation.
Our purpose
We exist to:
- Create growing and sustainable value for our stakeholders and ensure empowerment across critical sectors of the South African economy.
- To build a respected, larger scale, black owned and controlled investment group through disciplined investing in high quality people, businesses and opportunities.
Our Values
Our leadership team

“In building Masimong Group, I seek to create a size and scale, best-in-class investment group that makes a meaningful contribution to the lives of its people and communities. We need to create the next generation of leaders – they need to be empowered, supported and nurtured.”

“It is a privilege to be working with such a highly experienced, knowledgeable and dynamic Executive team. I am excited about adding value and assisting Masimong to achieve even greater heights”

“It is a privilege to work with the wider Masimong team. There is a strong like-mindedness and we are all focused on creating sustainable value in a responsible manner. Opportunities abound and they need to be smartly harnessed.”

Chris has been a director of over 25 stock exchange listed companies and numerous unlisted companies over the years. He is currently CEO of investment group Sabvest Limited (which has been listed on the JSE since 1988), Chairman of Metrofile Holdings Limited, Torre Industries Limited and Transaction Capital Limited, Deputy Chairman of Massmart Holdings Limited, and a director of Brait SE and Rolfes Holdings Limited. He is a former Chairman of The State Theatre of South Africa and Deputy Chairman of the inaugural National Arts Council.