A SEIFSA Fireside Webinar on Prevention, Protection and Recovery Financial pressure often starts long before liquidation. Delayed payments, growing debtor exposure and cash-flow challenges can quickly create pressure throughout the value chain. Join SEIFSA for a practical fireside webinar exploring how businesses can recognise financial warning signs early, manage trade-credit risk and take action before […]
Across the Metals and Engineering Sector, Companies and Individuals are Innovating, Leading, Creating Opportunities and Making a Difference The SEIFSA Awards for Excellence 2026 Recognise these Achievements Watch the video below and discover where your story fits Your Work. Your People. Your Impact. Across Nine Award Categories, Opportunities to be Recognised ENTER NOW Entries […]
GET YOUR MIBFA QUESTIONS ANSWERED! Do you have questions about the Sick Pay Fund, Disability Scheme, Engineering Industries Pension Fund, or Provident Fund? The SEIFSA IR Division is hosting a free webinar with Metal Industries Benefit Funds Administrators (MIBFA), giving you an opportunity to get your questions answered and better understand the funds. Bring your […]
ACTION REQUIRED: For your information & considered attendance For information: Invitation to the 2026 Critical Skills Preliminary Findings Survey Webinar Topic South Africa’s Skills Shortages: Preliminary Findings from the 2026 Critical Skills Survey Date Tuesday, 15 September 2026 Time 10:00am – 11:00am Registration https://www.xpatweb.com/webinar-south-africas-skills-shortages-preliminary-findings-from-the-2026-critical-skills-survey/ Queries Send to: The Xpatweb Team via Telephone: 011 467 […]
Implications for industry are becoming more immediate. As energy policy evolves, global carbon-related trade measures expand and investment in cleaner energy accelerates, industry is under increasing pressure to adapt while remaining competitive. For business, the challenge is practical: how do we transition to a more sustainable energy future without increasing production costs, weakening industrial capacity […]
