Kazera is an Africa focused mining investor which, in 2014, took a 75% stake in Aftan, owner of a high-grade tantalum project in Namibia & following the 26 June 2020 RNS, now has 100% control. Commercial mine production has yet to be achieved due to a lack of water but has qualified several shipments to run directly into End User production. A 17km pipeline from the Orange River would solve this problem, coupled with some plant upgrades, and cost @ US$11 million. A recent transformative deal takes Kazera into diamonds and heavy mineral sands (HMS) but, critically, with the anticipated cash flows intended to provide the funding runway to fully develop this large-scale world class tantalum opportunity
05 Aug 2020
Move into diamonds and heavy mineral sands at cycle nadirs to fund the blue-sky potential of a world-class tantalum mine
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Move into diamonds and heavy mineral sands at cycle nadirs to fund the blue-sky potential of a world-class tantalum mine
Kazera Global plc (KZG:LON) | 0.6 0 0.0% | Mkt Cap: 5.62m
- Published:
05 Aug 2020 -
Author:
Dr. Michael Green -
Pages:
38
Kazera is an Africa focused mining investor which, in 2014, took a 75% stake in Aftan, owner of a high-grade tantalum project in Namibia & following the 26 June 2020 RNS, now has 100% control. Commercial mine production has yet to be achieved due to a lack of water but has qualified several shipments to run directly into End User production. A 17km pipeline from the Orange River would solve this problem, coupled with some plant upgrades, and cost @ US$11 million. A recent transformative deal takes Kazera into diamonds and heavy mineral sands (HMS) but, critically, with the anticipated cash flows intended to provide the funding runway to fully develop this large-scale world class tantalum opportunity