Despite facing intermittent power disruptions and challenging ground conditions, the country’s second-biggest platinum group metals (PGM) producer, Mimosa Mining Company, has demonstrated remarkable resilience with a notable 13% increase in production. by Rudairo Mapuranga According to Impala Platinum Holdings Limited
Mimosa, Zimbabwe’s second largest platinum-producing mining company, recently undertook a significant workforce reduction, retrenching 33 managers and supervisors due to a persistent 35% decline in metal prices since April 2023. In response to the challenging market conditions, nine of the
The Deputy Minister of Mines and Mining Development, Dr. Polite Kambamura, has expressed satisfaction with the country’s second-biggest platinum group metals (PGMs) producer, Mimosa Mining Company’s, development and corporate social responsibility (CSR) projects. Rudairo Mapuranga Last week, the Deputy Minister
The country’s second biggest platinum group metal (PGM) producer Mimosa Mining Company‘s 4E all-in sustaining cost (AISC) increased by 10 per cent during the quarter that ended 30 September 2023 compared to the same quarter of 2022 due to inflationary
Hogarths which is an ISO 9001:2015 QMS Certified Organisation, a leading engineering and steel fabrication company based in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe recently successfully completed the Mimosa Plant Optimization Project. The project involved the construction of three processing plants, namely the milling
Mimosa Mining Company and Caledonia’s Blanket Mine dominated this year’s Mine Rescue Association of Zimbabwe (MRAZ) national competitions with the teams scooping the best team of the tournament for Proto teams and Freshair teams respectively. Rudairo Mapuranga In the FreshAir
Impala Platinum Holdings Limited (Implats) and Sibanye Stillwater 50/50 owned Platinum group metals (PGM) producer Mimosa Mining Company during the Financial year ended 30 June 2023 recorded a 2.9 per cent decrease in tonnes milled compared to the previous year
The mining sector in Zimbabwe has demonstrated steady growth since the appointment of Hon Winston Chitando as the Minister of Mines and Mining Development in November 2017 after the fall of the Robert Mugabe administration. Despite some visible challenges and
The Mining Sector is a key player in the country’s economic development. The sector contributes more than 60% of Zimbabwe’s export receipts, attracts more than 50% of foreign direct investment (FDI), contributes about 13% to GDP and generates significant employment.
Plans to construct a 38-megawatt Mimosa solar power plant to improve the provision of alternative energy for the company’s operations are underway. The project will be carried out by Mimosa Mining Company (MMC), a producer of Platinum Group Metals (PGMs).