Zimbabwe is putting its mining investment story directly in front of Australia’s mining, exploration, finance and technology community at Africa Down Under 2026 in Perth.
A high-powered Zimbabwean delegation is engaging investors, mining companies, explorers, financiers and technology providers, bringing together key players across the country’s mining and investment ecosystem — including the Ministry of Mines and Mining Development, Fidelity Gold Refinery, Minerals Marketing Corporation of Zimbabwe (MMCZ), Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency (ZIDA), Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe, and other industry stakeholders.
Mining Zimbabwe is also on the ground distributing our latest edition, connecting directly with the people shaping investment decisions, tracking the conversations around Zimbabwe’s mineral potential and giving the industry a platform to tell its story to a global audience.
The message from Zimbabwe is increasingly clear: the opportunity is not only in extracting minerals, but in exploration, beneficiation, value addition, technology, infrastructure, financing and building industries around the country’s mineral resources.
At ADU 2026, Zimbabwe is talking directly to the Australian mining ecosystem about what comes next — from its underexplored geological potential and critical minerals to platinum, lithium, gold, chrome, copper and opportunities across the broader mining value chain.
The real test now is turning conversations into partnerships, enquiries into investment and mineral potential into productive projects.
Africa Down Under runs from 2–4 September 2026 at the Pan Pacific Perth and is recognised as the largest African-focused mining event held outside Africa.
For us at Mining Zimbabwe, being here is about more than covering the event. It is about being present where Zimbabwe’s mining story is being discussed, where investors are asking questions and where the next generation of mining partnerships can begin.
Zimbabwe’s presence at Africa Down Under 2026 demonstrates a coordinated effort to position the country’s mining sector directly within the global investment conversation. With Government, mining institutions, investment agencies, industry bodies and Mining Zimbabwe represented in Perth, the delegation is presenting a broader proposition built around exploration, capital, technology, beneficiation and long-term partnerships.
