Share Decline Anglo American Platinum rose 0.1 percent in Johannesburg yesterday to 454.68 rand as of 9:37 a.m. local time, giving it a market value of 122.6 billion rand, a third of its value when it reached a record in 2008. Lonmin has declined by three quarters since its 2008 record while Impala has fallen 64 percent. "There is a current situation that has not been resolved," Kwong said. "But we think we are scraping the bottom now. I don't see how much worse the demands can be." Long March Capital advises and manages the group of investors, which in December completed their purchase of Gold One. The mining company acquired a 17 percent stake in Sibanye in August. Long March Capital remains "very positive" on the "phenomenal number" of investment opportunities in South Africa, although it's wary of labour issues and discussion by the ruling African National Congress of additional taxes and nationalising the nation's mines, Kwong said.