Gauteng · Northern Cape · Zimbabwe
Fleur de Rocaille is a contract mining house. Drilling, production mining, blasting, processing and closure — run by crews who report to the same plan you signed.
Eight service lines, one accountability chain. Take the whole mine or a single bench — either way you get one crew, one plan and one number to call when it isn't going to plan.
Our fleet, our crews, your plan. We mobilise onto a bench in weeks, not quarters, and report tonnage, grade and cost per tonne every single shift.
01Diamond and RC drilling programmes, core logging and resource modelling that turn a geophysical anomaly into a defensible mine plan.
Full-scope pit production: strip, mine, load and haul to specification, with grade control at the face so the plant is fed what it was designed for.
03Boxhole, raise-boring and mechanised stope mining with in-house ventilation, backfill and survey teams supporting the heading at all times.
Blast design, on-site explosives supply and motion-controlled firing, tuned to what the crusher downstream actually wants.
05Comminution testwork, plant commissioning and metallurgical support that lift recovery without a capital project.
In-pit and cross-site haulage, stockpile management and rail-road dispatch, with reconciliation you can hand to a buyer.
Landform reconstruction, topsoil management and progressive closure planning that keeps your social licence and your bond intact.
Planned shutdowns, breakdown response and component rebuilds backed by a workshop and a spares log that never guesses.
Crews, rigs and workshops arrive ready, with site-specific risk assessments already signed off.
Tonnage, grade, dilution, downtime and cost per tonne in your inbox before the next change.
Priced per tonne, per metre or as an availability contract — with recovery upside shared.
Submit a service request with tonnage, access and target dates. One form, no sales gatekeeping.
Within days, not weeks. We look at the ground, the plant and the paperwork before quoting.
Fixed rate per tonne, per metre, or an availability contract — with the assumptions listed.
Crews on the bench, and cost per tonne, grade and downtime reported every shift.
“They took over a pit we'd written off and had it back on plan inside a quarter. The weekly reconciliation is the honest part — nothing hides.”
Short shift, low recovery, a rehabilitation obligation you can't see the end of — send it through the request form and a mining engineer will call you back, not a call centre.