138 ha registered chrome claim in Mberengwa producing lumpy ore, with independent laboratory assays available.
Fully registered 138-hectare chrome mining claim in Mberengwa, Zimbabwe, producing lumpy chrome ore. Independent assays are available: a Certificate of Analysis from Zimbabwe Alloys Chrome (a Kuvimba Mining House laboratory, Gweru) records grades from 33.4% to 48.2% Cr2O3 across three sampled points, with the best sample at 48.2% Cr2O3 and a Cr:Fe ratio of 2.3 — favourable for high-carbon ferrochrome. As lumpy ore, it can typically be charged directly to furnace without agglomeration. Full assay documentation and commercial terms are released under NDA.
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.
Surveys and work reported
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Exact locality and coordinates
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Registered chrome claim of 150 ha in Mashonaland Central, offered for outright sale.
High-grade chrome Special Grant on the Great Dyke, ~200 ha. Surface samples grade 40–51% Cr2O3, opencast potential.
High-grade chrome Special Grant on the Great Dyke, ~205 ha. Surface samples grade 40–51% Cr2O3, Cr:Fe ~2.5–3.
