Following the successful relocation of the dredge and Wet Concentrator Plant (“WCP”) B, Kenmare Resources has commenced production at Pilivili site in Mozambique.
WCP B and its dredge were relocated 23 kilometres from their previous mining location of Namalope to the high grade Pilivili ore zone.
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After the move, the plant and dredge were floated across the Mualadi river and into the starter pond.
Michael Carvill , Managing Director said: “I’m pleased to announce that we have begun production at Pilivili, ahead of our target.”
Mining was previously targeted for mid-Q3 2020 but has now commenced ahead of schedule.
“The move of WCP B and the dredge represents the final stage of our growth programme. Now, we are well-positioned to produce 1.2 million tonnes per annum of ilmenite from 2021,” added Carvill.
The move was complete using platform vehicles called self-propelled modular transporters by a specialist heavy lifting and transport contractor.
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Following the successful relocation of the dredge and Wet Concentrator Plant (“WCP”) B, Kenmare Resources has commenced production at Pilivili site in Mozambique. WCP B and its dredge were relocated 23 kilometres from their previous mining location of Namalope to the high grade Pilivili ore zone. Af