China has emerged as a powerful player in the global platinum market despite not having any domestic platinum group metals reserves. This strategic move reflects China's proactive approach in securing critical minerals for its green economy. The Shanghai Platinum Week has evolved into a key event shaping global platinum market dynamics, attracting major industry players and government officials. Chinese investment in platinum has surged by 100%, showcasing market confidence amidst economic challenges. China's interest in platinum is driven by its transition to cleaner technologies and stricter emissions standards. The country aims to ensure a stable platinum supply for its green revolution, leading to increased demand for platinum group metals. China's strategic measures include direct relationships with South African producers, financial incentives for platinum imports, and development of PGM-intensive technologies. Platinum demand in China is diversified across automotive, jewelry, and investment sectors, with a notable focus on green hydrogen technologies. The Coega Green Ammonia project in South Africa symbolizes Africa's potential in green energy production, attracting international contractors and investors. With a strong emphasis on decarbonization, this project aims to position South Africa as a significant clean-fuel exporter.