FSM Migration

MiX Telematics

Trimble GeoManager and PULSE Customers Upgrade to MiX Fleet Manager

Experience Fleet Management at New Heights with Enhanced Telematics Capabilities

What’s Changing?

Rest assured, your hardware devices will remain fully compatible during the transition from GeoManager and PULSE to MiX Fleet Manager.

No need for additional replacements or modifications. Your fleet vehicles will seamlessly communicate with the Fleet Manager platform, ensuring uninterrupted access to critical data.

Benefits of MiX Fleet Manager

  • Advanced Analytics

    ADVANCED ANALYTICS

    MiX Fleet Manager offers advanced reports and analytics that drive data-driven decisions, optimizing fleet performance and efficiency.
  • User Friendly Interface

    USER-FRIENDLY INTERFACE

    Navigate and access information effortlessly with MiX Fleet Manager’s intuitive user interface, fostering a more efficient experience.
  • Customization

    CUSTOMIZATION

    Tailor MiX Fleet Manager to your unique fleet management needs, creating a more personalized experience that suits your business operations.
  • Comprehensive Event Alerts

    COMPREHENSIVE EVENT ALERTS

    Stay informed with customizable alerts and notifications that keep you updated about important events for prompt issue resolution.
  • Camera Ready

    CAMERA-READY

    Enhance fleet safety and visibility with MiX Vision AI. Driver and road-facing cameras offer insights on in-cab and road events.

The Transition Process

Your dedicated Customer Success Manager will guide you through the transition from GeoManager/PULSE to MiX Fleet Manager. Expect to receive detailed instructions and support to ensure a smooth and uninterrupted service.
Access our curated training playlists and explore the potential of MiX Fleet Manager today.

We are committed to making this transition effortless for you. At MiX Telematics, we strive to provide the best fleet management solutions, and the move to MiX Fleet Manager reflects our innovation and dedication to your success. Visit our Help Center for more information.

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About MiX Telematics

About MiX Telematics

Enter our World

Using the Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) delivery model, MiX Telematics leads telematics services providers globally, delivering fleet management solutions to customers in more than 120 countries. More than 959,000 mobile assets are actively managed by MiX Telematics, this number is constantly growing.
In addition to employing more than 1000 people, MiX Telematics has a global network of more than 130 fleet partners. Our vehicle telematics company has offices in South Africa, the United Kingdom, the United States, Uganda, Brazil, Australia, the United Arab Emirates, and Mexico.
MiX Telematics shares are publicly traded on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE: MIX) since 2007 and on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: MIXT) since 2013.
Our Stats

A Proud Legacy in Telematics Innovation

MiX Telematics, founded in 1996 by Stefan Joselowitz, is a leading global provider of fleet and mobile asset management solutions. Our products and services provide enterprise fleets, small fleets, and consumers with safety, efficiency, compliance, and security solutions.
About the MiX Team

Our Journey and Milestones

1996

Establishment and Focus on Vehicle Tracking

  • Established in 1996 as Matrix Vehicle Tracking.
  • Focus on Stolen Vehicle Recovery & Personal Safety.
  • Control Instruments acquires DataPro, forms CI Fleet Management Services (CIFMS).

Partnership with Siemens VDO

  • CI FMS concludes deal with Siemens VDO to design and develop the VDO FM Product Range, sold exclusively by Siemens VDO world-wide.

1997

2005

Expansion into Sub-Saharan Africa

  • CI FMS commences direct sales of the VDO FM Product Range into sub-Saharan Africa.

Renaming and Acquisitions

  • CI FMS renames to CI OmniBridge, acquires Siemens VDO UK Fleet Division and Datatrak, cancels distribution agreement with SiemensVDO.
  • TeliMatrix acquires OmniBridge.
  • Combined entity lists on the JSE in South Africa (JSE:MIX).

2007

2008

Global Rebranding to MiX Telematics

  • TeliMatrix acquires TripMaster (USA)
  • TeliMatrix acquires SafeDrive International (UAE & Australia)
  • Company name changes its name and corporate identity to MiX Telematics

Revenue Milestone Achieved

  • MiX Telematics breaks the R1 billion revenue barrier.

2012

2013

Listing on the New York Stock Exchange

  • MiX Telematics lists on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE:MIXT)

Subscriber Growth and New Product Launches

  • MiX Telematics reaches 600,000 subscribers across its global business

2017

2018

Innovations and Margin Growth

  • MiX Telematics launches MiX Now, self-service telematics software for light fleets.
  • MiX Integrate, an intuitive API platform for third-party integration, is launched.
  • MiX Telematics records ninth consecutive quarter of margin growth.

Awards and Expansion in Latin America

  • MiX Telematics achieves ISO 27001 certification.
  • MiX Telematics is awarded prestigious Fleet Safety Partnership Award alongside Wincanton, a leading British supply chain provider.
  • MiX Telematics establishes a direct presence in Mexico and grows market share significantly within Brazil.
  • MiX Telematics helps European client win major environmental award.

2019

2020

Technological Advancements and Partnerships

  • ABI Research names MiX Telematics as a global leader in its commercial telematics assessment.
  • MiX Vision AI, an in-cab video solution that uses advanced machine vision technology to intelligently track driver behavior and improve fleet safety, is launched.
  • MiX announces its Partnership with Navistar, providing mutual customers with an enchanced and comprehensive combined data.
  • MiX renews contract with Translink.

Celebrating 25 Years and New Product Launches

  • MiX Telematics celebrates 25 years as an established telematics business.
  • MiX is awarded Highly Commended Fleet Safety Product Award (In-Vehicle) by Brake.
  • MiX Telematics launches MyMiX Tracking, an app-based tracking solution to drive fleet safety and efficiency without the need for hardware.
  • Iberdrola chooses MiX as its long-term global connected fleet partner.
  • MiX announces its collaboration with Ford Pro Intelligence.

2021

2022

Acquisitions and New Tools for Subscribers

  • MiX Telematics sees significant customer expansion in South America.
  • MiX acquires Trimble's Field Service Management business.
  • MiX launches new, integrated KPI management tool for premium subscribers.
  • MiX wins Fleet Safety Partnership Award for its partnership with McGill's
  • MiX Telematics enhances video telematics capabilities with extensive update.

Reaching 1 Million Global Subscribers

  • MiX Telematics reaches 1 million global subscribers.

2023

1996

Establishment and Focus on Vehicle Tracking

  • Established in 1996 as Matrix Vehicle Tracking.
  • Focus on Stolen Vehicle Recovery & Personal Safety.
  • Control Instruments acquires DataPro, forms CI Fleet Management Services (CIFMS).

1997

Partnership with Siemens VDO

  • CI FMS concludes deal with Siemens VDO to design and develop the VDO FM Product Range, sold exclusively by Siemens VDO world-wide.

2005

Expansion into Sub-Saharan Africa

  • CI FMS commences direct sales of the VDO FM Product Range into sub-Saharan Africa.

2007

Renaming and Acquisitions

  • CI FMS renames to CI OmniBridge, acquires Siemens VDO UK Fleet Division and Datatrak, cancels distribution agreement with SiemensVDO.
  • TeliMatrix acquires OmniBridge.
  • Combined entity lists on the JSE in South Africa (JSE:MIX).

2008

Global Rebranding to MiX Telematics

  • TeliMatrix acquires TripMaster (USA)
  • TeliMatrix acquires SafeDrive International (UAE & Australia)
  • Company name changes its name and corporate identity to MiX Telematics

2012

Revenue Milestone Achieved

  • MiX Telematics breaks the R1 billion revenue barrier

2013

Listing on the New York Stock Exchange

  • MiX Telematics lists on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE:MIXT)

2017

Subscriber Growth and New Product Launches

  • MiX Telematics reaches 600,000 subscribers across its global business

2018

Innovations and Margin Growth

  • MiX Telematics launches MiX Now, self-service telematics software for light fleets.
  • MiX Integrate, an intuitive API platform for third-party integration, is launched.
  • MiX Telematics records ninth consecutive quarter of margin growth.

2019

Awards and Expansion in Latin America

  • MiX Telematics achieves ISO 27001 certification.
  • MiX Telematics is awarded prestigious Fleet Safety Partnership Award alongside Wincanton, a leading British supply chain provider.
  • MiX Telematics establishes a direct presence in Mexico and grows market share significantly within Brazil.
  • MiX Telematics helps European client win major environmental award.

2020

Technological Advancements and Partnerships

  • ABI Research names MiX Telematics as a gloval leader in its commercial telematics assessment.
  • MiX Vision AI, an in-cab video solution that uses advanced machine vision technology to intelligently track driver behavior and improve fleet safety, is launched.
  • MiX announces its Partnership with Navistar, providing mutual customers with an enchanced and comprehensive combined data.
  • MiX renews contract with Translink.

2021

Celebrating 25 Years and New Product Launches

  • MiX Telematics celebrates 25 years as an established telematics business.
  • MiX is awarded Highly Commended Fleet Safety Product Award (In-Vehicle) by Brake.
  • MiX Telematics launches MyMiX Tracking, an app-based tracking solution to drive fleet safety and efficiency without the need for hardware.
  • Iberdrola chooses MiX as its long-term global connected fleet partner.
  • MiX announces its collaboration with Ford Pro Intelligence.

2022

Acquisitions and New Tools for Subscribers

  • MiX Telematics sees significant customer expansion in South America.
  • MiX acquires Trimble's Field Service Management business.
  • MiX launches new, integrated KPI management tool for premium subscribers.
  • MiX wins Fleet Safety Partnership Award for its partnership with McGill's
  • MiX Telematics enhances video telematics capabilities with extensive update.

2023

Reaching 1 Million Global Subscribers

  • MiX Telematics reaches 1 million global subscribers.

Our Offices

MiX Telematics Offices

MiX Telematics North America

+1 877 585 1088 | Boca Raton, USA

In April 2008, MiX Telematics acquired Tripmaster in order to strengthen its market offering and establish a foothold in the North America market. In the 1970’s, Tripmaster pioneered the development of on-board computers and owns numerous patents relating to state-line crossing algorithms.

Today, MiX Telematics North America builds upon the brand’s legacy by continuing to provide commercial fleet operators with greater efficiency and management control, with an emphasis on driver safety, DOT Hours of Service and IFTA compliance.

MiX Telematics Brazil

+55 11 3393 8111 | São Paulo, Brazil

In May 2013, MiX Telematics Brazil was established to increase the company's market penetration and grow its market share in Brazil and the greater Latin America region. The subsidiary – based in Sao Paulo – enables MiX Telematics to better support its channel partner network, while keeping an ear to the ground for requirements that are unique to the region.

MiX Telematics Europe

+44 179 350 0100 | Swindon, United Kingdom

Born out of the OmniBridge (now MiX Telematics International) acquisition of the SiemensVDO fleet management business in 2007, MiX Telematics Europe is based in the UK and forms the hub of the group’s sales and distribution business in Europe. The business is well known throughout the UK and Europe as the company behind the original Datatrak vehicle tracking products and network, established in 1985.

MiX Telematics Africa

+27 11 654 8000 | Midrand, South Africa

MiX Telematics (Africa) provides consumer solutions to the South African market under the Matrix and Beam-e brands, while the commercial division provides enterprise fleet management solutions throughout sub-Saharan Africa. Matrix represents one of the largest personal safety and stolen vehicle recovery brands in South Africa. Its offering encompasses basic and enhanced security services that are designed to suit individual lifestyles, all with an emphasis on personal safety. Beam-e is a highly affordable stolen vehicle recovery service that was launched by MiX Telematics in 2011.

The business operates a 24/7/365 National Operations Centre and has dedicated ground response teams and a company-owned helicopter. MiX Telematics Africa is based in Midrand, Johannesburg, and has recently set-up an office in Uganda. Having eyes and ears on the ground in East Africa, aligns MiX Telematics with the growing demand in the region, while enabling the company to better support its East African business partner network.

MiX Telematics International

+27 21 880 5500 | Stellenbosch, South Africa

MiX Telematics International, based in Stellenbosch, is responsible for all centralised marketing, hosting & operations, research & development functions as well as sales into regions not managed by other MiX subsidiaries. The business is positioned as a central services organisation to the rest of the MiX group businesses and partners, to support growth of the business across its international locations and within its various segments.

MiX Telematics Middle East

+44 121 717 5385 | Dubai, United Arab Emirates

MiX Telematics Middle East and MiX Telematics Australasia are based in Dubai (UAE) and Perth (Australia) respectively.

The subsidiary was borne out of MiX Telematics’ acquisition of SafeDrive International (SDI), in 2008, a road safety consultancy and training business that was originally formed in 2002. SDI built up a strong reputation in the driver safety and training sector, becoming known for its high standard in training design and delivery.

Today, the businesses combine in-vehicle monitoring systems, driver training and consulting to offer customised, effective driver behaviour and training programmes for global customers focussed on achieving and maintaining the highest levels of safety in the oil and gas, minerals and resources sectors.

MiX Telematics Australasia

+61 8 9388 5800 | Perth, Australia

The subsidiary was borne out of MiX Telematics’ acquisition of SafeDrive International (SDI), in 2008, a road safety consultancy and training business that was originally formed in 2002. SDI built up a strong reputation in the driver safety and training sector, becoming known for its high standard in training design and delivery.

Today, the businesses combine in-vehicle monitoring systems, driver training and consulting to offer customised, effective driver behaviour and training programmes for global customers focussed on achieving and maintaining the highest levels of safety in the oil and gas, minerals and resources sectors.

MiX Telematics Offices
  • MiX Telematics North America

    MiX Telematics North America

    +1 877 585 1088 | Boca Raton, USA

    In April 2008, MiX Telematics acquired Tripmaster in order to strengthen its market offering and establish a foothold in the North America market. In the 1970’s, Tripmaster pioneered the development of on-board computers and owns numerous patents relating to state-line crossing algorithms.

    Today, MiX Telematics North America builds upon the brand’s legacy by continuing to provide commercial fleet operators with greater efficiency and management control, with an emphasis on driver safety, DOT Hours of Service and IFTA compliance.

  • MiX Telematics Brazil

    MiX Telematics Brazil

    +55 11 3393 8111 | São Paulo, Brazi

    In May 2013, MiX Telematics Brazil was established to increase the company's market penetration and grow its market share in Brazil and the greater Latin America region. The subsidiary – based in Sao Paulo – enables MiX Telematics to better support its channel partner network, while keeping an ear to the ground for requirements that are unique to the region.

  • MiX Telematics Europe

    MiX Telematics Europe

    +44 179 350 0100 | Swindon, United Kingdom

    Born out of the OmniBridge (now MiX Telematics International) acquisition of the SiemensVDO fleet management business in 2007, MiX Telematics Europe is based in the UK and forms the hub of the group’s sales and distribution business in Europe. The business is well known throughout the UK and Europe as the company behind the original Datatrak vehicle tracking products and network, established in 1985.

  • MiX Telematics Africa

    MiX Telematics Africa

    +27 11 654 8000 | Midrand, South Africa

    MiX Telematics (Africa) provides consumer solutions to the South African market under the Matrix and Beam-e brands, while the commercial division provides enterprise fleet management solutions throughout sub-Saharan Africa. Matrix represents one of the largest personal safety and stolen vehicle recovery brands in South Africa. Its offering encompasses basic and enhanced security services that are designed to suit individual lifestyles, all with an emphasis on personal safety. Beam-e is a highly affordable stolen vehicle recovery service that was launched by MiX Telematics in 2011.

    The business operates a 24/7/365 National Operations Centre and has dedicated ground response teams and a company-owned helicopter. MiX Telematics Africa is based in Midrand, Johannesburg, and has recently set-up an office in Uganda. Having eyes and ears on the ground in East Africa, aligns MiX Telematics with the growing demand in the region, while enabling the company to better support its East African business partner network.

  • MiX Telematics International

    MiX Telematics International

    +27 21 880 5500 | Stellenbosch, South Africa

    MiX Telematics International, based in Stellenbosch, is responsible for all centralised marketing, hosting & operations, research & development functions as well as sales into regions not managed by other MiX subsidiaries. The business is positioned as a central services organisation to the rest of the MiX group businesses and partners, to support growth of the business across its international locations and within its various segments.

  • MiX Telematics Middle East

    MiX Telematics Middle East

    +44 121 717 5385 | Dubai, United Arab Emirates

    MiX Telematics Middle East and MiX Telematics Australasia are based in Dubai (UAE) and Perth (Australia) respectively.

    The subsidiary was borne out of MiX Telematics’ acquisition of SafeDrive International (SDI), in 2008, a road safety consultancy and training business that was originally formed in 2002. SDI built up a strong reputation in the driver safety and training sector, becoming known for its high standard in training design and delivery.

    Today, the businesses combine in-vehicle monitoring systems, driver training and consulting to offer customised, effective driver behaviour and training programmes for global customers focussed on achieving and maintaining the highest levels of safety in the oil and gas, minerals and resources sectors.

  • MiX Telematics Australia

    MiX Telematics Australasia

    +61 8 9388 5800 | Perth, Australia

    The subsidiary was borne out of MiX Telematics’ acquisition of SafeDrive International (SDI), in 2008, a road safety consultancy and training business that was originally formed in 2002. SDI built up a strong reputation in the driver safety and training sector, becoming known for its high standard in training design and delivery.

    Today, the businesses combine in-vehicle monitoring systems, driver training and consulting to offer customised, effective driver behaviour and training programmes for global customers focussed on achieving and maintaining the highest levels of safety in the oil and gas, minerals and resources sectors.

Safety, Efficiency, Tracking, Fleet Management, Driver Behaviour

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Driver Coaching with Telematics

Driver Coaching with Telematics

Driver coaching is a crucial component of any fleet’s safety program. And that’s just the beginning. An effective safety program not only keeps your drivers safe and protects your fleet’s reputation, but it also leads to lower driver turnover, better CSA scores, and higher profitability.

At MiX Telematics, we know how critical fleet safety is, and the challenges fleet managers face when creating and fostering a safety culture in their fleets. Faced with statistics showing that the driver was at fault in 84% of fatal truck accidents, fleet managers need a fleet safety solution with the right tools to implement and enhance a fleet safety program.

What Is Driver Coaching?

In the simplest terms, driver coaching is the educational resources you provide to your fleet drivers to help improve driver behavior. This helps drivers implement better driving practices, increasing the number of safe drivers on the road. A fleet safety program is designed to proactively manage safety events and make driver coaching simpler, with the overall goal of improved driving and road safety. With the right program, these two results go hand-in-hand.

As fleets grow, what may have been a more straightforward process becomes more complicated. One-on-one coaching becomes more complex and less effective. With the right tools and the ability to access insightful metrics, a fleet safety program can be effective for fleets of all sizes.

How Driver Coaching and Telematics Helps Identify At-Risk Drivers

Driver coaching and telematics help you monitor potentially unsafe and problematic driving patterns so that you can intervene before they become bigger issues. You can assign your drivers a safety score and rank them based on events that you define, such as speeding, harsh braking, and more. You can then identify high-risk drivers and engage with them to provide the coaching they need to improve. Not only can you get a detailed view by driver and motor vehicle, but you can also get a big-picture view of how the entire fleet is performing.

Telematics apps such as MyMiX track driver performance and give them access to the results, so they can see if they have improved or not. With engaging images and displays, the information is easy to digest and understand. Drivers can see if they have improved, by how much, and behaviors they need to work on.

This app solves one of the most significant issues that can lead to a lack of motivation – drivers not seeing their own progress. Each driver can view their scores and compare them to their previous results. They are also ranked against other drivers, which can promote a friendly, competitive spirit. This provides an incentive to build better habits and improve their scores.

3 Tips for a Successful Driver Coaching Program

To successfully coach your drivers, it’s not enough to track them and let them know what they’re doing wrong. Rather, you need to coach them towards a better safety record and motivate them to change. Developing a driver safety program, clearly communicating it to your drivers, and implementing it throughout the fleet will do precisely that.

Create Awareness

Almost nothing creates awareness more than seeing the numbers. This means tracking and measuring driver behavior and then letting everyone in your fleet see the numbers. This can foster regular conversations with drivers about their data that create coaching opportunities to improve dangerous and risky behaviors. It also helps keep safety front of mind and transforms safety from a talking point or box to be checked into a part of your fleet’s culture. In addition to tracking your drivers’ data, you can post their safety scores and give top-performing drivers recognition. This not only rewards those who improve but helps get buy-in from other drivers.

Coaching and Collaboration

Safety culture doesn’t work if it is only top-down. It needs buy-in from the entire fleet's organization/drivers to be successful. While improving driver behavior is the goal, coaching also helps identify gaps in your business processes as well. In addition to giving feedback to drivers, you can ask them how management can help them improve. Do they need better routes? Letting drivers know you value their input makes them feel like they are a part of the solution. Pairing your drivers’ experience with real-time data will help improve your safety culture initiatives.

Specificity

Coaching conversations can be uncomfortable and unproductive unless they are done right. A general "your driving isn’t up to par” or “your driving isn’t improving the way we’d like” will always put drivers on the defensive. Plus, they may not know what behavior you are referring to. Instead, use a formula that addresses the specific issue and helps the driver find ways to improve, such as:

  • The data shows that you were speeding more than usual today, and we’d like to know what conditions may have caused this.
  • What can we do better?
  • How can we make this easier and safer for you and the fleet?

Asking open-ended questions helps you get actionable insights and identify drivers who exhibit exemplary driving behavior. With ongoing coaching and measurement, you can improve driver behavior and overall fleet safety.

Features of Driver Coaching with Telematics

Driver coaching and telematics are powerful tools used to not only modify driver behavior but generate important, actionable data when integrated into fleet management solutions.

Real-Time Fleet Safety Monitoring

With telematics, you can track risky and dangerous driving such as speeding, harsh cornering, and harsh braking in real time. The software can be configured to update you when risky driving is detected. The software can also log this behavior, and you can review it to identify any fleet drivers that need additional coaching.

Driver Engagement Apps

Driver engagement apps track the performance of drivers and give them access to their results so they can see how they are doing. Drivers can see their progress and interact with a performance dashboard. You can use this to create a driver incentive program to motivate drivers to improve.

In-Vehicle Driver Feedback

Real-time driver feedback helps drivers correct their behavior before it gets worse or causes an accident or crash.

In-Cab Displays

With different warnings and notifications that you can customize, in-cab displays are useful tools for driver coaching. You can choose visual or audible notifications to help your drivers improve their behavior.

In-Cab Video

In-cab videos can be an effective learning tool when you need to help your drivers better understand what they did wrong and why they need extra coaching or training.

Benefits of Driver Coaching with Telematics

Driver coaching with telematics can improve driver behavior and performance, boost fleet fuel economy, and improve safety. Because of all the data you get, you can focus training on the areas where it is needed the most.

Speeding, idle time, hard braking, distracted driving, vehicle inspections, and fuel consumption are just a few of the driver behaviors MiX Telematics'solutions can capture. But collecting the data is one thing, analyzing it and following up on it is another. Using this information to effectively coach drivers delivers the best results. Here are some of the benefits of telematics-based driver coaching.

Improve Fleet Safety

Real-time alerts let a driver know when their behavior is dangerous or risky and allow them to self-correct. They can also alert you and, if needed, you can provide coaching in real time.

Reduce Driver Turnover

The most costly option for any fleet manager is when they have to fire someone. This entails hiring and training new drivers, which takes up valuable time and can cost real money. With driver coaching and telematics tools, you can help drivers improve their behavior by customizing a training program that speaks to their weaknesses. You can give them individualized attention without having to be there with them. In addition, you can tailor the training to the type of vehicle or equipment they use.

Reduce Speeding and Idling

Speeding and excess idling are two of the least fuel-efficient behaviors. Reducing instances of these behaviors can help reduce your fleet’s fuel consumption and therefore reduce overall fuel costs. It can also reduce the occurrence of accidents and improve fleet safety. Often, drivers speed without even realizing it, with telematics coaching tools, you can alert them in real time so that they can reduce their speed and build good driving habits.

Increase Driver Motivation

By identifying your top-performing drivers and publicly recognizing their contributions with driver scorecards, you can motivate drivers to improve their performance. You can encourage friendly competition with a fleet-wide gamification program.

How Dashcams Improve Driver Coaching

Dashcams are a valuable tool for coaching drivers on being safer on the road and reducing or eliminating risky behaviors. Sometimes, drivers may not realize or be skeptical about whether their driving habits are risky. Video footage provides evidence that can help drivers better understand their behavior.

In general, in-cab video systems only record footage when a predefined event is triggered. As soon as that event happens, you can review it and decide if you need to discuss the footage with the driver. You can then offer the relevant training based on the conversation.

You can also use video footage to assign scores to drivers based on their performance in accordance with company policy. Using these scores, you can reward good drivers and provide coaching to drivers who need it.

In this regard, you can gamify your training program. Gamification is the act of applying game mechanics or theory to non-game contexts. Gamification has been proven to motivate behavioral changes. When drivers have access to their scores, they can track their performance and see themselves improve. In addition, video footage can make it easier for drivers to learn and retain new knowledge.

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Journey Management

MiX Journey Management

Safe and efficient, from start to finish

If you’ve ever had to contend with manual journey management planning, then you’ll know how tedious and error-prone it can be. MiX Journey Management offers an easy-to-use electronic alternative to paper-based systems that ensures all risks relating to journeys are readily visible to decision makers when it matters most.

MiX Journey Management suits fleet operators across diverse industries, and is especially ideal for those with large fleets of vehicles that travel long distances and carry passengers or cargo.

Not only does MiX Journey Management help deal with the major issue of risk exposure, but it improves safety as well as the quality of customer service, while ensuring compliance.

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All things considered

MiX Journey Management comprises a wholly online process incorporating journey requests, journey approvals and journey monitoring. It is also the first journey risk management system to integrate with a premium fleet management solution, making it a unique and valuable offering.

Fully integrated

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Fully integrated
MiX Journey Management is an extension to MiX Fleet Manager Premium and MiX SafeDrive, making it the first journey risk management system to integrate with a premium fleet management solution.

Journey requests and approvals

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Journey requests and approvals
Planned journeys are captured into the system; associated risks relating to the driver, environment and asset are identified, and a risk rating of the journey is calculated. Based on the risk rating, the journey follows a flexible approval workflow management process.

Journey monitoring

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Journey monitoring
MiX’s vehicle tracking systems enable journeys and vehicles to be automatically monitored, from the initial stages of planning through to approval and dispatch. Exceptions are generated by the system and real-time notifications are then sent to operations staff.

Real-time notifications

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Real-time notifications
MiX Telematics’ software issues exception-based notifications. Operations staff will be notified when there is a deviation from a route plan and receive progress and status updates when a journey is underway and being monitored. A consolidated landing page of journey activity makes light work for operations staff

Road hazard assessment

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Road hazard assessment
The solution enables electronic road hazard assessment to be conducted by approved route assessors. Roads are checked for potential hazards like roadworks, weight limitations and height restrictions ahead of a journey. The information is then stored and used for future journeys following the same route.

Static compliance checks

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Static compliance checks
MiX Journey Management enables various static compliance checks to take place. These involve drivers (e.g. licensing and certification), passengers (e.g. seatbelt allocation per vehicle) and cargo (e.g. is the vehicle certified to carry the cargo in question?).

Robust reporting

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Robust reporting
Journey management data can be put to good use for the purpose of Key Performance Indicator (KPI) reporting. For example, managers can assess the number of journeys in a month, how many were approved and by whom, how many were deemed high-risk and how many were completed as planned. Cube technology also enables the visualization of data as opposed to using static reports.

Why MiX Journey Management?

MiX Journey Management allows each journey to be challenged, unnecessary journeys to be eliminated, and informed risk-based decisions to be taken for journeys that are needed – resulting in a number of benefits.

Risk is lowered
With MiX Journey Management, the safety of people, vehicles and cargo is prioritized, while reputational risk is lowered, too.

Efficiency is improved
Business efficiency is improved, resulting in better vehicle and asset utilization and reduced overall operational costs.

Standards are met
The solution facilitates transparency and compliance with even the strictest Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) policies and procedure

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iCubed

WHAT IS MiX i3?

At MiX, we pride ourselves on our ability to develop innovative, imaginative, and inventive technologies. We are all eager to see our ideas contribute to the products we create, and how our creations improve customers’ lives and businesses. We are Titans of Industry in fleet management, and we strive to keep it that way.

We are incredibly excited to announce that MiX i3 will be returning in 2024!

MiX i3 is an internal innovation competition designed to provide a platform for our people to showcase their great ideas. The goal is to encourage everyone to bring your great ideas to light.

This event is a cornerstone of MiX culture, so we want to encourage you all to put forward your ideas and help us bring MiX i3 back to life for another year. The level of participation in this contest will determine its success - any idea is worthy and could be the next big thing that sets us apart from our competitors.

THE EVENT

The competition will culminate in an off-site event which all CSO will be invited to attend. Each team will be given a few minutes to present before re-joining the audience to watch the other teams’ presentations.

How you would like to demonstrate your concepts to the audience is entirely up to you!

Event Details

  • The event is set to take place in March 2024 (TBC)

Last years event

Last years winners

  • The Tony Stark Mixer

    MiX Evo

    • Christo Snyman
    • Alfred Kidd
    • Sizaan Greyling
    • Jako de Wet


    i^3OT

    • Jono Makepeace
    • Jacques van Wyk
    • Peter Futter
    • Richard Marsh
    • Arnold Visser
  • The Mr Spock Mixer

    Team Thunderstruck

    • Ross Haupt
    • Edwin Loubser


    Team Winston

    • Winston Arendse
  • The Deadpool Mixer

    Mix Air

    • Eddie Oosthuizen
    • Johan Grobbelaar
    • Timothy Butler
    • Chad Singlee
    • Edwin Loubser
  • The Dexter Mixer

    The Imagineers

    • Lauren van der Vyver
    • Shawn Hancock
    • Lizette Akker
    • Rudolf du Toit
    • Daina Eadie
  • The Yoda Mixer

    i^3OT

    • Jono Makepeace
    • Jacques van Wyk
    • Peter Futter
    • Richard Marsh
    • Arnold Visser
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THE TEAMS

The competition is open to anyone, not just Engineers & Developers but Testers, Product Owners, Finance, Marketing, and Support – everyone who wants to be involved!

Team size can be between 1 and 9 people. You are entirely free to determine the makeup of your team, but we’d like to encourage diversity.

HOW TO ENTER

Concepts must be applicable to the industry. If you have an idea that you think could be a winning concept, you need to register for the competition by emailing Russell Simmonds and include the following details:

FIRST STEP

The name of your concept and a brief description

SECOND STEP

An explanation of why you believe your concept would be beneficial to MiX Telematics

THIRD STEP

Your team name

FOURTH STEP

The names of members of your team

Soon after registration, Russell and the team will schedule a time to meet with you to discuss your concept. This will also help us understand how much time your team will need to develop your idea into a concept that can be demonstrated.

We’ll accommodate as much time as reasonably possible for your team to work on your concept.

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THE AWARDS

There will be 4 awards you could win, and you may even win all 4 if your idea is worthy!

  • There will be a cash prize for each award to be shared equally amongst members of winning teams.
  • The team's name and members will be listed on a plaque of honor which will be mounted in the office.
  • Each award-winning team member will get a trophy polo shirt unique to each award, which they can wear to work with pride!
  • Most importantly, you win bragging rights!
  • Other MiX SWAG to be announced at the event.

BEST OVERALL CONCEPT

The concept that is the best in all measures.

Given to the wisest and brightest among us.

This award carries a R50 000 cash prize for the team.

THE GAME CHANGER

The concept that has the most potential to be a game changer for our business.

This team does not fit the mold, they think outside the box to develop extraordinary ideas.

This award carries a R30 000 cash prize for the team.

THE MOST ATTAINABLE

The concept that would be the fastest and most affordable to realize with the lowest risk.

This team may seem to favor simplicity, but the interesting thing about them is that their logic ensures they come up with highly attainable ideas.

This award carries a R30 000 cash prize for the team.

THE WILDEST IDEA

The most ‘out there’ concept.

This team’s idea may appear too weird to work at first, but therein lies the brilliance!

This award carries a R30 000 cash prize for the team.

Perhaps this year, you too will join our league of champions as Titans of Industry.

BEYOND THE EVENT

This annual initiative is an opportunity to put your ideas on stage for all of MiX Telematics to see. The event will be streamed and recorded so that we can share the presentations with anyone throughout the business for maximum visibility - who knows what it could lead to!

At the very least, we will get to show off what we are capable of and have fun doing so!

FAQs

How/when will we allow people time to work on this?

When you register your concept, we will discuss how much time is needed. Within reason and as far as we can accommodate, we will provide time during working hours.

How in-line with current project work can the innovation project be?

It can’t be the same, but if you have innovative angles or boosters to what you’re currently working on, that would be acceptable.

Will we be able to revive an old project?

Yes, however, it must have an innovative angle.

Can someone be in only one team if they are approached by different teams?

You can only be a part of one team; however, this will run annually, giving you time to contribute to a new idea each year.

Must the projects be customer-facing, or can we create tools to make our internal work easier?

As long as the idea benefits the company in any way, it is acceptable.

Are we allowed to use 3rd party providers e.g., roles that MiX does not have, such as Industrial Designers?

No, we are keeping this for internal MiX staff only.

Can it be an improvement on a current product?

Yes, it can be.

If I have a concept, but not necessarily the resources to bring this to reality, would this still be eligible?

We have various departments at MiX with all the people and resources we imagine you will need. If you feel that you need additional resources, discuss this with Russell.

Do we need to build a working model of the concept?

You need to demonstrate proof of concept and functionality, whether that be through digital, physical, mechanical, electronic prototypes, or a combination of them. Present your concept however you think you can best display what your innovation does.

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About MiX Telematics

MiX Telematics, founded in 1996 by Stefan Joselowitz, is a leading global provider of fleet and mobile asset management solutions. The company’s products and services provide enterprise fleets, small fleets and consumers with solutions for safety, efficiency, compliance and security.

Enter into the world of MiX Telematics

Using the Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) delivery model, MiX Telematics leads telematics services providers in the USA and globally, delivering its solutions to customers in more than 120 countries. More than 914,000 mobile assets are actively managed by MiX Telematics, a number that’s steadily growing. In addition to employing more than 1000 people, MiX Telematics has a global network of more than 130 fleet partners. Our telematics company has offices in South Africa, the United Kingdom, the United States, Uganda, Brazil, Australia, the United Arab Emirates and Mexico.

MiX Telematics shares are publicly traded on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE: MIX) since 2007 and on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: MIXT) since 2013.

Heritage

The listing of MiX Telematics on the JSE marked the birth of a new global leader in the vehicle tracking and fleet management industry. The company’s success is a culmination of numerous business wins, innovative leadership, focused expertise and strategic decisions which have yielded the desired results.

The business started out in South Africa in 1995 as Matrix Vehicle Tracking, a consumer-facing business focused on superior vehicle recovery and personal safety. Services were delivered using cutting edge GSM–based tracking technology.

Matrix soon became one of the leading vehicle tracking and stolen vehicle recovery service providers in South Africa, and the first to emphasise the safety of the individual as opposed to focusing solely on the vehicle – a value that still applies today. While Matrix Vehicle Tracking was growing its consumer base in South Africa, another South African business known as Omnibridge was gaining significant ground in the international commercial fleet management market. Omnibridge, which was originally founded as CI Fleet Management, was responsible for the design and development of the VDO Fleet Manager (FM) product range. This product was eventually sold by Siemens worldwide.

In May 2007, Omnibridge acquired the distribution rights for its Fleet Manager product range from Siemens VDO, while simultaneously acquiring Siemens VDO’s UK-based fleet management and commercial vehicle outfitting businesses, which included the Datatrak product range and network. In 2007, Matrix Vehicle Tracking acquired Omnibridge, which led to the merger of these two businesses and went on to list on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.

Given the company’s vision to become the leading global provider of information and related services for mobile assets, the decision was made to rebrand as MiX Telematics in early 2008.

The new brand captured the core of the business by combining ‘Mobile Information Exchange’ and telematics expertise. It enables all business aspects, past and present, to come together and adopt a shared vision and philosophy.

1996

  • Established in 1996 as Matrix Vehicle Tracking
  • Focus on Stolen Vehicle Recovery & Personal Safety
  • Control Instruments acquires DataPro, forms CI Fleet Management Services (CIFMS)
[more-vertical]

1997

  • CI FMS concludes deal with Siemens VDO to design and develop the VDO FM Product Range, sold exclusively by Siemens VDO world-wide
[more-vertical]

2005

  • CI FMS commences direct sales of the VDO FM Product Range into sub-Saharan Africa
[more-vertical]

2007

  • CI FMS renames to CI OmniBridge, acquires Siemens VDO UK Fleet Division and Datatrak, cancels distribution agreement with SiemensVDO
  • TeliMatrix acquires OmniBridge
  • Combined entity lists on the JSE in South Africa (JSE:MIX)
[more-vertical]

2008

  • TeliMatrix acquires TripMaster (USA)
  • TeliMatrix acquires SafeDrive International (UAE & Australia)
  • Company name changes its name and corporate identity to MiX Telematics
[more-vertical]

2012

  • MiX Telematics breaks the R1 billion revenue barrier
[more-vertical]

2013

  • MiX Telematics lists on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE:MIXT)
[more-vertical]

2017

  • MiX Telematics reaches 600,000 subscribers across its global business
[more-vertical]

2018

  • MiX Telematics reaches 700,000 subscribers across its global business

Subsidiaries

  • MiX Telematics North America

    +1 877 585 1088 | Boca Raton, USA

    In April 2008, MiX Telematics acquired Tripmaster in order to strengthen its market offering and establish a foothold in the North America market. In the 1970’s, Tripmaster pioneered the development of on-board computers and owns numerous patents relating to state-line crossing algorithms.

    Today, MiX Telematics North America builds upon the brand’s legacy by continuing to provide commercial fleet operators with greater efficiency and management control, with an emphasis on driver safety, DOT Hours of Service and IFTA compliance.

  • MiX Telematics International

    +27 21 880 5500 | Stellenbosch, South Africa

    MiX Telematics International, based in Stellenbosch, is responsible for all centralised marketing, hosting & operations, research & development functions as well as sales into regions not managed by other MiX subsidiaries. The business is positioned as a central services organisation to the rest of the MiX group businesses and partners, to support growth of the business across its international locations and within its various segments.

  • MiX Telematics Africa

    +27 11 654 8000 | Midrand, South Africa

    MiX Telematics (Africa) provides consumer solutions to the South African market under the Matrix and Beam-e brands, while the commercial division provides enterprise fleet management solutions throughout sub-Saharan Africa. Matrix represents one of the largest personal safety and stolen vehicle recovery brands in South Africa. Its offering encompasses basic and enhanced security services that are designed to suit individual lifestyles, all with an emphasis on personal safety. Beam-e is a highly affordable stolen vehicle recovery service that was launched by MiX Telematics in 2011.

    The business operates a 24/7/365 National Operations Centre and has dedicated ground response teams and a company-owned helicopter. MiX Telematics Africa is based in Midrand, Johannesburg, and has recently set-up an office in Uganda. Having eyes and ears on the ground in East Africa, aligns MiX Telematics with the growing demand in the region, while enabling the company to better support its East African business partner network.

  • MiX Telematics Brazil

    +55 11 3393 8111 | São Paulo, Brazil

    In May 2013, MiX Telematics Brazil was established to increase the company's market penetration and grow its market share in Brazil and the greater Latin America region. The subsidiary – based in Sao Paulo – enables MiX Telematics to better support its channel partner network, while keeping an ear to the ground for requirements that are unique to the region.

  • MiX Telematics Europe

    +44 179 350 0100 | Swindon, United Kingdom

    Born out of the OmniBridge (now MiX Telematics International) acquisition of the SiemensVDO fleet management business in 2007, MiX Telematics Europe is based in the UK and forms the hub of the group’s sales and distribution business in Europe. The business is well known throughout the UK and Europe as the company behind the original Datatrak vehicle tracking products and network, established in 1985.

  • MiX Telematics Middle East and Australasia

    +9714 204 5650 | Dubai, United Arab Emirates

    MiX Telematics Middle East and MiX Telematics Australasia are based in Dubai (UAE) and Perth (Australia) respectively.

    The subsidiary was borne out of MiX Telematics’ acquisition of SafeDrive International (SDI), in 2008, a road safety consultancy and training business that was originally formed in 2002. SDI built up a strong reputation in the driver safety and training sector, becoming known for its high standard in training design and delivery.

    Today, the businesses combine in-vehicle monitoring systems, driver training and consulting to offer customised, effective driver behaviour and training programmes for global customers focussed on achieving and maintaining the highest levels of safety in the oil and gas, minerals and resources sectors.

  • MiX Telematics Middle East and Australasia

    +61 8 9388 5800 | Perth, Australia

    MiX Telematics Middle East and MiX Telematics Australasia are based in Dubai (UAE) and Perth (Australia) respectively.

    The subsidiary was borne out of MiX Telematics’ acquisition of SafeDrive International (SDI), in 2008, a road safety consultancy and training business that was originally formed in 2002. SDI built up a strong reputation in the driver safety and training sector, becoming known for its high standard in training design and delivery.

    Today, the businesses combine in-vehicle monitoring systems, driver training and consulting to offer customised, effective driver behaviour and training programmes for global customers focussed on achieving and maintaining the highest levels of safety in the oil and gas, minerals and resources sectors.

Safety, Efficiency, Tracking, Fleet Management, Driver Behaviour

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Leadership

Leadership

MiX Telematics is governed by a board of directors whose unique skills and experience combined, contribute to the realisation of our vision to become the leading global provider in mobile resource management.

mix leads the way

Our Leadership's unique skills and experience combined, contribute to the realisation of our vision to become the leading global provider in mobile resource management.

  • Stefan Joselowitz

    Stefan Joselowitz

    President and CEO

    Joss has served as MiX's Chief Executive Officer and as a member of our Board of Directors, since he founded the Group in 1996. In 2008, he relocated to the United States as part of our global expansion strategy...

    Stefan Joselowitz

    President and CEO

    Joss has served as MiX's Chief Executive Officer and as a member of our Board of Directors, since he founded the Group in 1996. In 2008, he relocated to the United States as part of our global expansion strategy. Since founding MiX, Joss has overseen six acquisitions, and successfully orchestrated the company's listing on the JSE in 2007. In 2013, Joss led the team that listed the company on the NYSE and concluded $65m in capital raising to fund future growth in the process. Prior to MiX, from 1984 to 1995, he served as Sales Director and then Chief Executive Officer of Shurlok (Pty) Ltd; a developer of electronic systems for the automotive industry. In this appointment, Joss helped to build their company into a leader in the field of vehicle safety and security.

  • Paul Dell

    Paul Dell

    Chief Financial Officer

    Paul is MiX's Chief Financial Officer and Americas Chief Financial Officer. He previously served as the Interim Chief Financial Officer and as a member of our Board of Directors from February 2017 to July 2019.

    Paul Dell

    Chief Financial Officer

    Paul is MiX’s Chief Accounting Officer and Americas Chief Financial Officer. He previously served as the Interim Chief Financial Officer and as a member of our Board of Directors from February 2017 to July 2019. Prior to his appointment to this position, he had been our Group Financial Controller since September 2012. Paul began his long career at MiX as our Group Financial Manager in July 2010. From October 2007 to June 2010, Paul served in various financial roles including Group Accountant at Batemen Engineering, an international project management business based in South Africa. He was previously employed by PricewaterhouseCoopers Inc. from November 2003 to September 2007, during which time he completed two secondments to the United States. He is a registered chartered accountant in South Africa.

  • Charles Tasker

    Charles Tasker

    Chief Operating Officer

    Charles has been MiX's Chief Operating Officer since June 2014 and has served as a member of our Board of Directors since August 2007. Prior to MiX, Charles founded an Internet service provider and software...

    Charles Tasker

    Chief Operating Officer

    Charles has been MiX’s Chief Operating Officer since June 2014 and has served as a member of our Board of Directors since August 2007. Prior to MiX, Charles founded an Internet service provider and software development company called DataPro in 1986, which was acquired by Control Instruments Group Limited in 1996. As part of that acquisition, Charles joined Control Instruments to lead its fleet management business, which became OmniBridge. Charles began his long and distinguished career at MiX as the Executive responsible for Fleet Solutions worldwide, following our acquisition of OmniBridge in 2007. Charles has more than 25 years of entrepreneurial and management experience working with companies in the technology sector.

  • Catherine Lewis

    Catherine Lewis

    Executive Vice President: Technology
    / Managing Director CSO

    Catherine, our Executive Vice President for Technology, joined the business formerly known as OmniBridge, In November 2013, she was promoted to Managing Director of MiX's Central Services Organization (CSO).

    Catherine Lewis

    Executive Vice President: Technology / Managing Director CSO

    Catherine, our Executive Vice President for Technology, joined the business formerly known as OmniBridge, in May 2001. In November 2013, she was promoted to Managing Director of MiX's Central Services Organization (CSO). Catherine, our Executive Vice President for Technology, joined the business formerly known as OmniBridge, in May 2001. In November 2013, she was promoted to Managing Director of MiX's Central Services Organization (CSO). Catherine is responsible for product management and development, the hosting and operations of MiX’s SaaS platform, business systems, technical support, and manufacturing. Catherine holds a Business Science degree with Honours in Information Systems from the University of Cape Town.

  • Gert Pretorius

    Gert Pretorius

    Executive Vice President / Managing
    Director MiX Africa

    Gert was appointed Managing Director of MiX Africa in October 2016. He previously served as the Executive Vice President for Information Systems from June 2014 to May 2017, and as the Executive responsible for Africa Fleet Solutions from January 2012 to June 2014.

    Gert Pretorius

    Executive Vice President / Managing Director MiX Africa

    Gert was appointed Managing Director of MiX Africa in October 2016. He previously served as the Executive Vice President for Information Systems from June 2014 to May 2017, and as the Executive responsible for Africa Fleet Solutions from January 2012 to June 2014. Gert also served in various other senior Sales and Operations roles at MiX, before being appointed Chief Operating Officer for MiX Africa in 2010. Prior to MiX, Gert served as Operations Manager for OmniBridge. Prior to joining OmniBridge, Gert held senior Executive roles at fleet management companies including Super Group and Daimler Fleet Management, and in the security industry at Coin Security Group.

  • Jonathan Bates

    Jonathan Bates

    Executive Vice President : Marketing

    Jonathan is MiX’s Executive Vice President of Marketing and previously served as Head of Global Marketing. Prior to that appointment, Jonathan was our Marketing Director in Europe. Jonathan began his career at MiX as our European Product Manager in November 2012.

    Jonathan Bates

    Executive Vice President : Marketing

    Jonathan is MiX’s Executive Vice President of Marketing and previously served as Head of Global Marketing. Prior to that appointment, Jonathan was our Marketing Director in Europe. Jonathan began his career at MiX as our European Product Manager in November 2012. Before joining us, Jonathan held several managerial positions from September 2005 to October 2012, within the PSA Peugeot Citroen Group in the functions of sales, marketing, product management, customer success and project management. Jonathan also holds a Bachelor of Law degree in the UK.

  • Cheryl Cochrane

    Cheryl Cochrane

    VP Human Resources

    Cheryl is Vice President of Human Resources based in the United Kingdom. Cheryl commenced her journey with MiX in 2018...

    Cheryl Cochrane

    VP Human Resources

    Cheryl is Vice President of Human Resources based in the United Kingdom. Cheryl commenced her journey with MiX in 2018. Before joining MiX, Cheryl spent 10 years in Executive Search and leadership advisory working globally for some of the top 10 internationally ranked search firms with expertise in Technology, Mining, Engineering. Telecommunications and Financial Services. Cheryl originally commenced her career in Human Resources Management with TF and Premier Foods (retail and FMCG). After obtaining her master's in psychology she qualified as a Research Psychologist in 1994. Thereafter Cheryl served as a Director and board member of a top private school in Johannesburg and worked for SRK Consulting, a leading international mining consulting firm. She was also involved as a consultant in the leadership and organisational development of both internationally owned and ]SE listed companies in agriculture, waste management, telecommunications, logistics and mining.

  • Steve Blackhart

    Executive Vice President : Corporate Development

    Steve has been MiX's VP of Corporate Development since June 2022. Prior to MiX, Steve was the founder of Black Eagle Advisors, where he advised clients across a wide range of industries on M&A transactions and corporate development initiatives. Steve began his career in the investment banking division of Bank of America Merrill Lynch, executing M&A transactions in healthcare, financial technology and industrials, before becoming a private equity professional at FFL Partners. Steve graduated summa cum laude with a B.S. in Business Administration from University of Southern California and earned an MBA from Harvard Business School.

    Steve Blackhart

    Executive Vice President: Corporate Development

    Steve has been MiX's VP of Corporate Development since June 2022. Prior to MiX, Steve was the founder of Black Eagle Advisors, where he advised clients across a wide range of industries on M&A transactions and corporate development initiatives. Steve began his career in the investment banking division of Bank of America Merrill Lynch, executing M&A transactions in healthcare, financial technology and industrials, before becoming a private equity professional at FFL Partners. Steve graduated summa cum laude with a B.S. in Business Administration from University of Southern California and earned an MBA from Harvard Business School.

  • Ian Jacobs

    Re-elected 26 September 2018

    Ian was elected as a member of our Board of Directors in June 2016 and as Chairman of the Board in November 2022. Ian also serves as a member of our Nominations and Remuneration Committee. Ian graduated from Yeshiva University, New York in 1997. He worked as a research analyst focused on small capitalization companies from 1997 to 2002 at Schroders, Sidoti & Co. and Goldman Sachs & Co. respectively. In 2003, after graduating from Columbia Business School, New York, Ian joined Berkshire Hathaway Inc. where he worked on investment research and other projects as directed by the Chairman/CEO. In 2009, Ian left Berkshire Hathaway Inc. to form 402 Capital LLC, a concentrated value focused manager that invests in businesses with structural competitive advantage.


  • Richard Bruyns

    Re-elected 26 September 2018

    Richard has served as a member of MiX’s Board of Directors since August 2007. In October 2016, he was appointed as the Lead Independent Non-Executive Director and Chairman of the Nominations and Remuneration Committee. He is also a member of our Audit and Risk Committee, as well as our Social and Ethics Committee. Richard has been managing listed companies since 1998, when he was with Hodgson and Darling, and has served as a member and/or Chairman of the Board of committees of various listed companies over the years.


  • Fikile Futwa

    Re-elected 4 July 2018

    Fikile is an independent Non-Executive Director at MiX. She is also a member of our Social and Ethics committee, as well as the Chairperson of our Audit and Risk committee. Fikile founded and manages an accounting firm, Your Financial Partner, which is registered with SAICA. She has more than 17 years corporate experience which includes external audit, accounting, payroll, financial management, corporate finance, corporate governance, taxation and B-BBEE regulations. Fikile started her accounting articles at Andersen Consulting and completed them with KPMG. Post articles, she worked in corporate finance for Eskom and Anglo-American Corporation Limited. She later joined Discovery Limited, where she headed up the Discovery CA(SA) training program and Group Accounting department. She was also involved in the implementation of Enterprise Development funding transactions. Whilst at Discovery, Fikile worked with small and medium businesses that were applying for Enterprise Development funding. Fikile further serves as a Non-Executive Director on various boards.


  • Charmel Flemming

    Appointed 9 December 2021

    Charmel Flemming, appointed as an independent non-executive director in December 2021, is the Founder and CEO of FTwelve, a boutique cloud-based accounting firm. She is also a non-executive director on the boards of DRD Gold and ATKV, having previously held positions at Acorn Agri & Food Limited, KPMG and De Beers. At the latter, she served as a non-executive director for Acorn Agri & Food Limited and as a trustee on the boards of both the De Beers Benefit Society Medical Aid and De Beers Pension Fund from 2014 to 2018. Charmel is a qualified Chartered Accountant and non-executive director serving on JSE-listed boards and an advocate for diversity in the financial industry and inclusivity in the boardroom.


  • Gert Pretorius

    Gert Pretorius

    Managing Director MiX Africa

    Gert was appointed Managing Director of MiX Africa in October 2016. He previously served as the Executive Vice President for Information Systems from June 2014 to May 2017, and as the Executive responsible for Africa Fleet Solutions from January 2012 to June 2014.

    Gert Pretorius

    Managing Director MiX Africa

    Gert was appointed Managing Director of MiX Africa in October 2016. He previously served as the Executive Vice President for Information Systems from June 2014 to May 2017, and as the Executive responsible for Africa Fleet Solutions from January 2012 to June 2014. Gert also served in various other senior Sales and Operations roles at MiX, before being appointed Chief Operating Officer for MiX Africa in 2010. Prior to MiX, Gert served as Operations Manager for OmniBridge. Prior to joining OmniBridge, Gert held senior Executive roles at fleet management companies including Super Group and Daimler Fleet Management, and in the security industry at Coin Security Group.

  • Jonathan Bates

    Jonathan Bates

    Managing Director MIX EU

    Jonathan is MiX’s Executive Vice President of Marketing and previously served as Head of Global Marketing. Prior to that appointment, Jonathan was our Marketing Director in Europe. Jonathan began his career at MiX as our European Product Manager in November 2012.

    Jonathan Bates

    Managing Director MIX EU

    Jonathan is MiX’s Executive Vice President of Marketing and previously served as Head of Global Marketing. Prior to that appointment, Jonathan was our Marketing Director in Europe. Jonathan began his career at MiX as our European Product Manager in November 2012. Before joining us, Jonathan held several managerial positions from September 2005 to October 2012, within the PSA Peugeot Citroen Group in the functions of sales, marketing, product management, customer success and project management. Jonathan also holds a Bachelor of Law degree in the UK.

  • Brodie Von Berg

    Brodie Von Berg

    Managing Director MIX MEA

    Brodie is Managing Director of MiX Telematics Middle East and Australasia. Having spent over a decade in the telematics industry, Brodie brings a wealth of experience to the role and has been instrumental in building a substantial international telematics business founded on the principles of safety, efficiency, compliance and security.

    Brodie Von Berg

    Managing Director MiX MEA

    Brodie is Managing Director of MiX Telematics Middle East and Australasia. Having spent over a decade in the telematics industry, Brodie brings a wealth of experience to the role and has been instrumental in building a substantial international telematics business founded on the principles of safety, efficiency, compliance and security. Having worked closely with multinationals to reduce driving-related fatalities and improve the bottom line, Brodie has also played a key role in developing a global client success team to deliver results on scale.

  • Luiz Munhoz

    Luiz Munhoz

    Managing Director MiX LATAM

    Luiz joined the company after leading Continental Automotive in Brazil for 15 years. He adds significant expertize in the automotive industry to the MiX Telematics leadership team.

    Luiz Munhoz

    Managing Director MiX LATAM

    Luiz joined the company after leading Continental Automotive in Brazil for 15 years. He adds significant expertize in the automotive industry to the MiX Telematics leadership team.

ETHICS HOTLINE

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Awards

AWARDS

THE EXCELLENCE OF MIX TELEMATICS’ PRODUCTS AND SERVICES HAVE BEEN PROVEN TIME AND AGAIN BY THE NUMEROUS AWARDS AND COMMENDATIONS THAT HAVE
BEEN GIVEN TO US OVER THE YEARS

GLOBAL

  • Recognized as top global leaders in connected fleet telematics by ABI Research: 2020
    In ABI Research’s Commercial Telematics Vendor study, MiX Telematics was named a global leader in both the innovation and implementation categories. To take the lead in the innovation category, MiX Telematics scored high in vehicle monitoring, open platforms, tech development and customer experience. MiX Telematics was awarded in the implementation category by proving excellence in the areas of vertical coverage, partnerships, financial strength and, broad and scalable SaaS solution options.
  • Market leader in fleet management category: 2020

    Leading customer reference platform for B2B business software and services, FeaturedCustomers, gave MiX Telematics a Market Leader award as part of their yearly Customer Success Report.

    The Market Leader award recognizes vendors who have amassed a substantial customer base and market share within the fleet management industry.

EUROPE

  • HIGHLY COMMENDED - 2021

    FLEET SAFETY PRODUCT AWARD (IN-VEHICLE)

    BRAKE FLEET SAFETY

    This award was presented by Brake, global road safety charity campaigning for road safety and sustainable road transport as part of the 2021 UK Fleet Champion Awards. MiX Telematics have been highly commended for its new in-vehicle product MiX Vision AI.

  • HIGHLY COMMENDED - 2020

    PARTNERSHIP AWARD

    BRAKE FLEET SAFETY

    This award was presented by Brake, global road safety charity campaigning for road safety and sustainable road transport as part of the 2020 UK Fleet Champions Awards. MiX Telematics and G4S Cash Solutions, integrated security company, received second place for upholding a high safety standard during their partnership.

  • 2019

    PARTNERSHIP AWARD

    BRAKE FLEET SAFETY

    Brake, global road safety charity campaigning for road safety and sustainable road transport, awarded MiX Telematics for excellent safety collaboration with Wincanton, Britain’s largest logistics firm.

  • 2019

    SUSTAINABLE CITY AWARD

    PRIVATE PUBLIC COLLABORATION

    SAV, a Spanish waste management company, received recognition from the Fundació Fòrum Ambiental (the Environmental Forum Foundation) and the Spanish Ministry for Ecological Transition after using MiX Telematics’ solutions to make their fleet more environmentally-friendly.

  • 2014

    INNOVATION AWARD

    BRAKE FLEET SAFETY

    Brake, global road safety charity campaigning for road safety and sustainable road transport, awarded MiX Telematics for our innovative approach to Fleet Management.

  • 2014

    PRODUCT AWARD

    BRAKE FLEET SAFETY

    Brake, global road safety charity campaigning for road safety and sustainable road transport, awarded MiX Telematics for the development of the MiX Rovi. This product is a rugged in-cab display that allows for effective, real-time communication between fleet managers and drivers even under the toughest of conditions.

Africa

  • 2021

    INDUSTRY WINNER

    CAR TRACKING

    Matrix is a brand of MiX Telematics that specializes in stolen vehicle recovery, vehicle tracking and personal safety products and services. Matrix was selected as the winner in Ask Afrika Orange Index® 2021 Industry Winners.

  • 2021

    TOP 500 BEST MANAGED COMPANIES

    TOP 5 IN THE FLEET MANAGEMENT & VEHICLE TRACKING CATEGORY

    Top 500 is a prestigious annual publication that recognizes the Top 5 companies in South Africa from 100 business sectors. The business performance of over 3,800 companies are closely monitored every year which is based on set criteria that covers excellence and growth in financial performance, people management and company policy.

  • 2019

    THE STAR READERS’ CHOICE

    BEST CAR TRACKING SERVICE

    Matrix is a brand of MiX Telematics that specializes in stolen vehicle recovery, vehicle tracking and personal safety products and services. They were voted the Best Car Tracking Service.

  • 2019

    TOP 100 COMPANIES

    RANKED 6TH IN THE SUNDAY TIMES

    This is one of the most prestigious and highly anticipated events on the South African business calendar, where industry leaders come together to celebrate the JSE-listed companies that have delivered the highest returns for their shareholders.

  • 2016

    COMPANY OF THE YEAR

    FROST & SULLIVAN SOUTH AFRICAN

    MiX Telematics received this recognition from Frost & Sullivan, one of the top research and consulting firms in the world, after an in-depth analysis of the telematics market. According to the firm, MiX Telematics serves a range of industries and company types by offering superior, value-driven products and services that guarantee rapid return on investment.

  • 2012/13

    BEST EMPLOYERS

    CRF INSTITUTE

    Awarded to MiX Telematics for meeting the highest standards in human resource management. MiX Telematics was commended as an organization driven by their values and that allows employees to take charge of their career paths. This, in turn, leads to employees that want to provide customers the best service possible.

Australia

  • HIGHLY COMMENDED - 2020

    2ND PLACE AWARD

    BRAKE, GLOBAL ROAD SAFETY, AUSTRALIA

    MiX Telematics and Mader Group, a global leader in equipment maintenance, was highly commended in Brake Fleet Safety Product category as part of the 2020 Australasian Fleet Champions Awards. The partnership made excellent use of innovative telematics solutions to create a safer fleet and thus safer roads for all.

  • 2017

    DRIVER SAFETY

    BRAKE FLEET SAFETY

    Brake, global road safety charity campaigning for road safety and sustainable road transport, awarded MiX Telematics with the Company Driver Safety award for their contribution to the safety of at-work drivers.

  • HIGHLY COMMENDED - 2017

    FLEET SAFETY PRODUCT

    BRAKE, GLOBAL ROAD SAFETY, AUSTRALIA

    Brake, global road safety charity campaigning for road safety and sustainable road transport, highly commended MiX Telematics in their Fleet Product Safety category for their contribution to developing products that improve the safety of fleets and roads.

  • HIGHLY COMMENDED - 2016

    FLEET SAFETY PRODUCT

    BRAKE, GLOBAL ROAD SAFETY, AUSTRALIA

    Brake, global road safety charity campaigning for road safety and sustainable road transport, highly commended MiX Telematics in their Fleet Product Safety category for their contribution to developing products that improve the safety of fleets and, in turn, roads..

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Corporate Governance

Corporate Governance

Our Corporate Governance

MiX’s shares are publicly traded on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE: MIX) and MiX’s American Depositary Shares are listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: MIXT).  Accordingly, the Company is subject to and has implemented controls to provide reasonable assurance of its compliance with all relevant requirements in respect of both listings.  These include the South African Companies Act 71 of 2008 (“the SA Companies Act”), the JSE Listings Requirements, and the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”), the New York Stock Exchange (“NYSE”) and US legal requirements such as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act 2002 (“SOX”), insofar as they apply to foreign companies listed on the NYSE.

MiX is fully committed to ensuring adherence to the strictest standards of ethical conduct, fair dealing, and integrity in our business practices. In support of this commitment, MiX endorses the principles and recommendations of the King Report on Corporate Governance, which is a booklet of guidelines for the governance structures and operation of companies in South Africa which was compiled when the Institute of Directors in South Africa asked retired Supreme Court of South Africa Judge Mervyn E. King to chair a committee, the King Committee on Corporate Governance.

Four reports have been issued: in 1994 ("King I"), 2002 ("King II"), 2009 ("King III"), and a fourth revision ("King IV") in 2016. Compliance with King IV is a mandatory requirement for companies listed on the JSE. Unlike the requirements of SOX, King IV is non-legislative and is based on principles and recommended practices. The underpinning philosophies of King IV consist of integrated thinking, seeing the organization as an integral part of society, stakeholder inclusivity, and corporate citizenship. It views good corporate governance as the exercise of ethical and effective leadership by the Board towards the achievement of the following governance outcomes: ethical culture, good performance, effective control and legitimacy.

A register of the 17 King IV principles, indicating where the appropriate disclosure is made or where relevant policy documents are located in the public forum, can be found here. MiX hereby confirms that we will continue to endorse the principles and recommendations under King IV and will continually report on our compliance at each fiscal year-end. Mechanisms and policies appropriate to our business have been established in keeping with this commitment to best practices of corporate governance and integrity, and to ensure compliance thereto.

Further to this, MiX has a Code of Ethics and Conduct (the "Code of Conduct"). The Code of Conduct, which must be read in conjunction with the Anti-Bribery and Corruption Policy and Whistleblower Policy, applies to all of our Directors, Officers and employees, including our Chief Executive Officer, Chief Financial Officer, Chief Operating Officer, Chief Accounting Officer or Group Financial Controller or persons performing similar functions. The principles of the Code of Conduct include integrity, competence, responsibility, accountability, fairness and transparency in achieving MiX’s strategy and leadership. These ethical characteristics are considered during the Board evaluations of each Director.

MiX’s Board ("Board") has adopted an Insider Trading Policy, which applies to all of our Directors, Officers and employees as well as to members of their families and others living in their households. The policy prohibits our Directors, Officers and employees from (i) engaging in transactions involving MiX’s securities at any time while in possession of material information that has not yet been publicly released, or during a restricted/closed period; and/or (ii) engaging in hedging or monetization transactions, such as zero-cost collars and forward sale contracts; short sales; and transactions in publicly traded options, such as puts, calls and other derivatives involving our equity securities.

The Board assumes overall responsibility for compliance with applicable laws and regulations and adopted non-binding rules, codes and standards and has implemented a Group Compliance Risk Management Policy to ensure that MiX complies with all applicable laws and regulations and reinforces a compliance culture.

The Board has the overall responsibility for risk oversight, including, as part of regular Board and committee meetings, general oversight of Executives’ management of risks relevant to MiX. A fundamental part of risk oversight is not only understanding the material risks a company faces and the steps management is taking to manage those risks, but also understanding what level of risk is appropriate for a company. The involvement of the Board in reviewing our business strategy is an integral aspect of the Board’s assessment of management’s tolerance for risk and its determination of what constitutes an appropriate level of risk for MiX. While the full Board has overall responsibility for risk oversight, it is supported in this function by its Audit and Risk Committee and the Nominations and Remuneration Committee. Each of the committees regularly reports to the Board.

The Audit and Risk Committee assists the Board in fulfilling its risk oversight responsibilities by periodically reviewing MiX’s accounting, reporting and financial practices, including the integrity of our financial statements, the surveillance of administrative and financial controls, our compliance with legal and regulatory requirements and our enterprise risk management program. Through its regular meetings with management, including the finance, legal, internal audit, tax, compliance, and information technology functions, the Audit and Risk Committee reviews and discusses significant areas of MiX’s business and summarizes for the Board areas of risk and the appropriate mitigating factors. The Nominations and Remuneration Committee assists the Board by overseeing and evaluating risks related to our compensation structure and compensation programs, including the formulation, administration and regulatory compliance with respect to compensation matters, and coordinating, along with the Board’s Chairperson, succession planning discussions. The Nominations and Remuneration Committee assists the Board by overseeing and evaluating programs and risks associated with Board organization, membership, structure and corporate governance. In addition, our Board receives periodic detailed operating performance reviews from management.

Board of Directors and Executive

The Board is MiX’s focal point and custodian of corporate governance. Board members are expected to act in MiX’s best interest, and the Company Secretary maintains a register of directors’ interests, as required by law. The Board appoints (i) the Chairperson and (ii) the President and Chief Executive Officer. The roles of the Chairperson and President and Chief Executive Officer are distinct. As the current Chairperson is not considered independent from a JSE Listings Requirements perspective as well as from a King IV perspective by virtue of his significant individual shareholding in MiX, a Lead Independent Non-Executive Director has been appointed to provide leadership and advice to the Board, without detracting from the authority of the Chairman, when any actual or perceived conflict of interest may arise. The Board believes that MiX’s current leadership structure of President and Chief Executive Officer and Chairperson being held by two separate individuals is in our best interests and in the best interests of our shareholders. It strikes the appropriate balance between the President and Chief Executive Officer’s responsibility for the strategic direction, day-to-day leadership and performance of MiX as well as the Chairperson of the Board’s responsibility to guide the overall strategic direction of MiX, provide oversight of our corporate governance and guidance to the President and Chief Executive Officer and to set the agenda for and preside over Board meetings. MiX recognizes that different leadership structures may be appropriate for companies in different situations and believe that no one structure is suitable for all companies. Accordingly, the Board will continue to periodically review MiX’s leadership structure and make such changes in the future as it deems appropriate and in our best interests and in the best interests of our shareholders

At least one-third of the Non-Executive Directors retire by rotation each year and stand for re-election at the annual general meeting, in accordance with MiX’s Memorandum of Incorporation. Directors’ appointments during the year are ratified at the annual general meeting. An Executive Committee is in place that is responsible for devising MiX’s strategy for recommendation to the Board and to implement the strategies and policies approved by the Board. The Executive Committee is also responsible for MiX’s day-to-day business and affairs.

There is a clear balance of power and authority at Board level to ensure that no one Director has unfettered powers in decision making. All appointments to the Board are done in a formal, transparent manner and are a matter for the Board as a whole. The Board sets the parameters for the powers that are delegated to the Executive Committee and to management. The Board has developed an approvals framework, which delegates specific powers and delegations of authorities to the Executive Committee and operating management, and the approvals framework is updated at least annually, or when required. The Board is satisfied that the approvals framework contributes to role clarity and the effective exercise of authority. The Board has a succession plan in place for the members of the Board, as well as for the President and Chief Executive Officer, which is reviewed annually and is satisfied that MiX will continue to function effectively if there is ever a need to implement the plan.

Directors are appointed on the basis of skill, experience and their contribution and impact on MiX’s activities. MiX recognizes and embraces the benefits of having a diverse Board, and sees increasing diversity at Board level as an essential element in maintaining a competitive advantage. A truly diverse Board will include and make good use of differences in the skills, regional and industry experience, background, race, gender and other distinctions between Directors. These differences will be considered in determining the optimum composition of the Board and when possible, will be balanced appropriately.

The Board is satisfied that the current composition reflects the appropriate mix of knowledge, skills, experience, diversity and independence and is in accordance with the Board Diversification Policy. The Board decides on the appointment of Directors based on recommendations from the Nominations and Remuneration Committee. The Nominations and Remuneration Committee annually discusses and agrees all measurable objectives for achieving diversity on the Board and recommends them to the Board for adoption. The Nominations and Remuneration Committee will also consider director candidates recommended by shareholders, and such candidates will be considered and evaluated under the same criteria described above. At any given time, the Board may seek to improve one or more aspects of its diversity and measure progress accordingly.

In terms of MiX’s Board Evaluation Policy, the Board evaluates its own performance and that of its committees, its Chairperson and its individual members, to support continued improvement in its performance and effectiveness. A formal evaluation is conducted every second year. A description of the formal evaluations undertaken and an overview of the results and remedial actions taken, if any, are disclosed in the Nominations and Remuneration Committee Report contained in MiX’s Proxy Statement.

Our Board must comply with the independence standards required by the NYSE, the principles of King IV and the JSE Listings Requirements. In addition, committee members are subject to any additional independence requirements that may be required by applicable law, regulation, King IV, the JSE Listings Requirements or NYSE listing standards.

In making its independence recommendations, the Nominations and Remuneration Committee evaluates the various commercial, charitable and employment transactions and relationships known to the Committee that exist between MiX and our subsidiaries and the Directors and the entities with which certain of MiX’s Directors or members of their immediate families are, or have been, affiliated (including those identified through our annual Directors’ questionnaires). Furthermore, the Nominations and Remuneration Committee discusses other relevant facts and circumstances regarding the nature of these transactions and relationships to determine whether other factors, regardless of the independence standards, might compromise a Director’s independence.

The Board operates under a written charter (a link to the charter can be found on this page, under "Important Documents").

Board Committees

In the execution of its duties, the Board is assisted by various committees to which specific responsibilities have been assigned. This delegation promotes independent judgment and assists with balancing power and with the effective discharge of the Board’s duties. The committees are; an Audit and Risk Committee, a Nominations and Remuneration Committee and a Social and Ethics Committee. The committees operate in accordance with approved terms of reference (links to which can be found on this page, under "Important Documents") and report to the Board on their activities. A formal evaluation of the committees’ performance is performed on a bi-annual basis.

Audit and Risk Committee

MiX has combined the audit committee and the risk committees into one Audit and Risk Committee.

The Audit and Risk Committee assists the Board in matters relating to internal controls, financial reporting, external audit, internal audit, risk management and regulatory compliance. The Audit and Risk Committee operates under written terms of reference (a charter) that satisfies the applicable standards of the JSE, Companies Act, SEC and the NYSE (a link to the terms of reference can be found on this page, under "Important Documents").

The Audit and Risk Committee currently comprises three members and consists only of Non-Executive Directors, each of whom is expected to be financially literate and at least one member is required to have accounting or related financial management expertise under the NYSE listing standards. Since MiX’s listing on the NYSE, the Audit and Risk Committee has been comprised solely of independent Board members within the meaning of SEC and NYSE rules for purposes of the audit committee. This composition is also in accordance with the Companies Act and JSE Listings Requirements. A representative from both the outsourced internal audit function and the external auditors attend meetings. The Chairperson of the Social and Ethics Committee is also a member of the Audit and Risk Committee due to the close working relationship required between the two committees. The Chief Financial Officer and the President and Chief Executive Officer attend all meetings by invitation.

Nominations and Remuneration Committee

The nominations committee and the remuneration (compensation) committee have been combined into one Nominations and Remuneration Committee.

The Nominations and Remuneration Committee meets at least four times a year and is composed solely of three independent Non-Executive Directors within the meaning of SEC and NYSE rules of independence. The President and Chief Executive Officer are invited to attend all meetings.

The Nominations and Remuneration Committee operates under written terms of reference (a charter) (a link to the terms of reference can be found on this page, under "Important Documents").

Social and Ethics Committee

In accordance with the Companies Act, MiX established this Committee in the fiscal year 2012. The Social and Ethics Committee monitors our activities, particularly with respect to any relevant legislation, other legal requirements or prevailing codes of best practice, regarding matters relating to:

1. Social and economic development, including our standing in terms of the goals and purposes of:

  • the ten principles set out in the United Nations Global Compact Principles;
  • the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development recommendations regarding corruption;
  • the South African Employment Equity Act; and
  • the Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Act;

2. Good corporate citizenship;

3. The environment, health and public safety, including the impact of our activities, products and services;

4. Consumer relationships, including our advertising, public relations and compliance with consumer protection laws;

5. Reviewing the process for monitoring compliance with laws, regulations and our Code of Conduct; and

6. Labor and employment, including our standing in terms of the International Labor Organization Protocol on decent work and working conditions, our employment relationships and our contribution toward the educational development of our employees.

The Social and Ethics Committee meets at least three times a year and currently comprises of three Non-Executive Directors and our Chief Financial Officer (an Executive Director appointed to the Committee as recommended under King IV). The President and Chief Executive Officer are invited to attend all meetings.

The Social and Ethics Committee operates under written terms of reference (a charter) (a link to the terms of reference can be found on this page, under "Important Documents").

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