Gold mine with processing plant, Mazowe — Mashonaland Central (200 ha, 20 blocks)
An operating 200 ha, 20-block gold mine in Mazowe with a milling plant, settling ponds and two working shafts on a multi-reef shear-zone system. Sale or joint venture.
Processing plant: hopper and cyclone tower, mills and feed conveyor
Photos supplied by the holder. People’s faces are blurred; the precise site is shared after the NDA.
Title type
Not yet supplied
Size
200 ha
Province
Mashonaland Central
Verification
Tier 0, Unverified
Where the project stands
Prospect
Exploration
Permitting
Development
Production
Production. Ore is being mined or processed (holder-reported unless stated).
Overview
An operating gold mine of 20 blocks, about 200 ha, in Mazowe District, Mashonaland Central, around 45 km north-west of Harare in the Harare–Bindura–Shamva greenstone belt, offered for outright sale with a joint venture also open for discussion. The holder reports a processing plant on site — photographs show a hopper and cyclone tower, ball mills, a feed conveyor, circular settling ponds and sand dumps, with grid power nearby — about 25 staff, two working shafts of 12 m and 15 m, open cuts in oxidised ground and exploration trenches. Gold occurs in an imbricate system of more than twelve narrow, sulphide-bearing shear-zone reefs in granodiorite and meta-basalt, with scheelite noted as an accessory mineral. Holder-reported grades include about 0.76 g/t from shaft sampling at 15 m, around 8 g/t over 0.6 m on contact-zone splays and a 2–3 g/t average, and the holder reports 5 kg and 3 kg of gold produced from the two current reefs; none of these figures is backed yet by laboratory certificates or production records, and none is a resource statement. A geology report and a 2017 ground magnetic survey covering part of the property are on file. Registration certificates for the 20 blocks and proof of the seller's authority are outstanding, which is why this listing sits at Tier 0. Site inspection, including sampling in both shafts, is arranged through the desk.
Highlights
Operating mine: milling plant, settling ponds and about 25 staff (holder-reported)
200 ha across 20 gold blocks, Mazowe District, ~45 km from Harare
Two working shafts (12 m and 15 m) plus open cuts and trenches
More than 12 shear-zone reefs identified
Holder-reported production of 5 kg and 3 kg from the current reefs; no assay certificates yet
Outright sale; joint venture also considered
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.
What the desk holds for this listing today. Items on file are shared under NDA; requested items are being collected from the holder. See how we verify.
Title certificateRequested from the holder
Current inspection certificateRequested from the holder
Beacon coordinates / surveyOn file with the desk
Laboratory assaysRequested from the holder
Geological reportOn file with the desk
Environmental (EMA) certificateRequested from the holder
Seller's mandate to sellRequested from the holder
Documents on file
5 items
The desk holds the title and technical documents for this claim and sends them to you directly once an NDA is signed.
PDFTechnical summary
After NDA
PDFGround magnetic survey report (2017)
After NDA
PDFTechnical summary — mine and plant
After NDA
PDFGeology and orebody report
After NDA
XLSXCorner coordinates for all 20 blocks
After NDA
Exact locality and coordinates
The precise site and coordinates are held server-side and released only after the NDA. The teaser shows Mashonaland Central by design.
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