Mozambique

The Zambezi Basin Multi-Commodity project is an industrial mining venture focused on natural resources located along the alluvial depositional system of the Zambezi River.
It consists of a heavy mineral sand deposit characterized by a concentration of heavy minerals and a multi-element association including precious metals, minor metals, and rare earth elements.

The exploration phase confirms the presence of a complex mineralized system where precious, strategic, and minor metals, along with rare earth elements, coexist in a geochemically significant association for industrial use. Detected elements include Au, Pt, Ag, Pd, Os, Rh, Fe, Ti, Co, Hf, Ta, Nb, Zr, V, Th, U, Ga, In, Tl, Te, Ge, Se, and REEs.

The industrial pilot plant tests and validates a modular, scalable process for controlled multi-stage extraction, physical separation, gravimetric concentration, and selective recovery of target mineral fractions. The model also integrates progressive on-site purification and refining phases, aiming to increase the product's added value before it reaches international markets.

The project serves as a technical-industrial platform that connects the deposit, treatment processes, product qualification, local refining, and global markets. In this way, the natural resource is not merely extracted; it becomes a driver for local economic and social development, fostering industrial capacity and local supply chains.