Two adjacent antimony–gold mines of 148 ha and 150 ha near Munyati, Kwekwe, with shafts on both. Accredited-lab specimens returned 15.1–42.4% Sb.
Underground face: quartz-veined, sheared rock
Photos supplied by the holder. People’s faces are blurred; the precise site is shared after the NDA.
Development. Shafts, pits or a plant on site; not yet in steady production.
Two adjacent antimony–gold mines in the Munyati area of Kwekwe District, Midlands — 148 ha and 150 ha, about 298 ha together — around 2 km from the Munyati River, offered for outright sale together or separately. The holder reports shafts on both mines; an underground photograph shows quartz-veined, sheared grey rock with iron staining, and hand specimens are dark grey, fine-grained and metallic, consistent with stibnite (antimony sulphide). Three specimens assayed at a SADCAS-accredited laboratory in July 2025 returned 26.3%, 42.4% and 15.1% Sb. These are selected specimens with no recorded sample locations, so they indicate ore quality rather than an average grade, and they are not a resource statement. Gold is reported by the holder but no gold assays have been supplied. A claim plan has been supplied for one mine; registration and inspection certificates for both are outstanding, which is why this listing sits at Tier 0. Site inspection is arranged through the desk.
Figures are as reported by the holder. They are not a resource or reserve statement and have not been independently measured by the desk. See the verification tier for how far checks have gone.
Development stage: brownfield
Surveys and work reported
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Exact locality and coordinates
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Registered antimony claim with existing shafts on site and geological reports available.
Development stage: Development
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Development stage: Exploration
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Development stage: Production
