Reserve Revision for Lithium in Zimbabwe
Lithium reserves for Zimbabwe were revised to 310,000 metric tons for 2023 based on company and government reports.
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Market intelligence
Lithium reserves for Zimbabwe were revised to 310,000 metric tons for 2023 based on company and government reports.
Tsingshan Holding Group began construction of a fully integrated steel mill in Manhize, Zimbabwe, with ferrochromium production expected to start in October 2023.
Zimbabwe’s government approved an export ban on raw chromite ore effective July 2022 to promote domestic ferrochromium production.
Jubilee Metals Group Plc completed the Inyoni Operations expansion, increasing chromite concentrate capacity to 1.2 Mt/yr.
Dewatering of the King Mine shafts was completed in March 2020, enabling further expansion of asbestos extraction operations.
At the former King Mine in Mashava, Zimbabwe, asbestos production from old tailings commenced in 2019, reactivating a previously dormant mine.
A company at the former Mashaba Mine in Zimbabwe began dewatering shafts and procuring equipment to restart underground asbestos production from tailings.
Lithium reserves for Zimbabwe were revised upward based on new government and industry data.
Zimbabwe's lithium reserves were revised upward based on new government and industry data.
Zimbabwe secured a $100 million loan in September 2017 to reopen the Mashava and Shabanie asbestos mines by year-end, reviving domestic production.
Zim Alloys planned to convert two high‑carbon ferrochromium furnaces to low‑carbon production in 2012, expanding processing capability.
Zimbabwe banned exports of raw chrome ore, chrome ore fines, and alluvial chrome concentrates on July 20, 2011, limiting international supply.
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