Latest Mozambique News

Syrah Resources has resumed production and shipping from its Balama Graphite Operation in Mozambique, marking a significant step in restoring normal operations after earlier disruptions.

RBR Group stands uniquely positioned as the only ASX-listed company directly linked to Mozambique’s LNG megaprojects, gearing up for a sector revival and broader African growth.

Kula Gold has initiated exploration at its Wozi Niobium Project in Malawi, aiming to validate historic surface mineralisation and progress towards a maiden drilling campaign by December 2025. This move diversifies the company’s portfolio beyond gold into critical minerals with promising regional infrastructure.

MRG Metals Limited has announced a non-renounceable pro-rata entitlement offer to raise approximately $818,000, aiming to fund exploration and development activities across its heavy mineral sands projects in Mozambique.

Triton Minerals updates investors on ongoing legal disputes over its Mozambique graphite project SSAP, rejecting a recent counterproposal and enacting strict cost-cutting measures to preserve cash.

South32 warns of an impending impairment expense linked to uncertain electricity supply for its Mozal Aluminium smelter, with FY26 production guidance now under review amid ongoing tariff negotiations.

Kula Gold has secured the exploration licence for the Wozi Niobium Project in Malawi, revealing promising surface mineralisation and setting sights on maiden drilling by late 2025.

MRG Metals has achieved a pivotal milestone with the granting of the Corridor South 11137 Mining Licence in Mozambique, setting the stage for production within 12 to 18 months under its fully funded Corridor Sands Project.

Syrah Resources has resumed natural graphite production at its Balama mine in Mozambique after restoring site access, aiming to rebuild inventory for large shipments targeting ex-China markets in the coming quarter.

Syrah Resources has clarified its offtake agreement with Tesla, extending the final qualification deadline for its Vidalia anode active material facility to February 2027. Both companies continue advancing towards commercial sales despite the extended timeline.

Kinetiko Energy has spudded a new production test well in South Africa, aiming to unlock a substantial 6.0 TCF conventional gas resource that could ease the country’s energy crisis. Optimized drilling techniques are expected to overcome earlier flow challenges, accelerating the path to commercial gas production.

Syrah Resources has mobilised teams to resume operations at its Balama Graphite mine in Mozambique, aiming to restart production by the end of June 2025. The company reports no major maintenance issues and is navigating financial and regulatory challenges as it prepares to meet strong market demand.