Sources & notes
How to read the figures
The market figures on this site are indicative, compiled by Munisa Resources from public market and government data and last reviewed in November 2026. Each is dated and sourced below. They are updated by hand, not live, and are context only — not investment advice and not a valuation of any listing. Check current prices before relying on them.
| Figure | Value | As of / basis | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gold | US$3,919/oz | spot, 3 Nov 2026 | Trading Economics |
| Spodumene SC6 | US$1,350/t | CIF China, 28 Oct 2026 | InfoLink |
| Lithium carbonate | CNY 93,800/t | battery grade, China spot, 3 Nov 2026 | Trading Economics |
| Chrome concentrate 40–42% | US$255/t | CIF China, 28 Oct 2026 | SMM |
| Zimbabwe gold deliveries | 46.7 t | 2025, a record | 360 Mozambique, citing The Herald |
| Zimbabwe GDP growth | 5.0% | 2026, official estimate (Oct 2026) | Xinhua, via The Star |
| MMCZ mineral sales | US$4.74 bn | Jan–Sep 2026, +102% y/y, excl. gold | SMM |
| Cement demand | 1.3–1.5 Mt/yr | Zimbabwe, analyst estimate, Jun 2026 | Equity Axis |
| UAE share of exports | 48% | Sep 2026 | ZIMSTAT, External Trade September 2026 |
Investor briefs
Each investor brief carries its own numbered, dated sources and a list of what we could not pin down: gold, chrome, lithium, coal and antimony.
Listing figures
Grades, tonnages, production and areas on listings are as reported by the holder or stated in documents they supplied, unless the listing says otherwise. They are not Mineral Resources or Reserves under the SAMREC Code and have not been verified by a Competent Person. Each listing’s verification tier and due diligence checklist show how far the desk has checked it — see how we verify.