Johannesburg - Labour union Amcu and platinum producers are expected to meet on Tuesday following a new wage offer for striking mineworkers.
The offer, which was tabled on Friday, would see entry level underground employees' minimum cash remuneration - comprising basic wages and holiday, living out and other allowances - rise to R12 500 per month, or R150 000 per annum by July 2017.
Cash remuneration excluded medical and retirement benefits, and any bonuses.
Anglo American Platinum, Impala Platinum (Implats) and Lonmin were seeking to end a three-month-long strike in the platinum sector.
Implats spokesperson Johan Theron said it had not received any formal feedback since the new offer was tabled.
The strike had so far resulted in R6.047m in employees' lost earnings and R13.607m in companies' revenue lost, according to the Chamber of Mines' website.
Members from the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union downed tools on January 23 to push for a basic monthly salary of R12 500. The union previously rejected a wage increase of up to 9%.