Beatrice Gold & Lithium
34,700ha Archaean granite-greenstone EPO south of Harare, host to the historic Beatrice Mine and recent lithium-bearing pegmatite discoveries.
The Beatrice project area covers 34,700 hectares located about 50km to the south of Harare in the Mashonaland East Mining District. The EPO is largely covered by Archaean granitic-greenstone terrain hosting one of the oldest mines in the country, the Beatrice Mine.
Historic mines including Joyce, Argyle and Roma sit within the belt, but their economic exploitation has been hampered by limited exploration. These mines occupy a wide, extensive NE-trending shear zone toward the eastern contact of the greenstone belt and the granitic terrain, which needs further investigation. There has been recent discovery of lithium-bearing pegmatites within the greenstone belt and Ta-bearing pegmatites in the surrounding granites.
- Archaean granitic-greenstone terrain
- Wide NE-trending shear zone along the eastern greenstone / granite contact
- Lithium-bearing pegmatites recently identified within the greenstone belt
- Tantalum-bearing pegmatites in the surrounding granites
Proven ground shaped by generations of Zimbabwean mining.
Supporting infrastructure at a glance.
Why this opportunity exists.
One of Zimbabwe's oldest gold camps sits alongside newly identified lithium and tantalum pegmatites — an underexplored dual-commodity opportunity within an hour of the capital. Modern geochemistry, geophysics and drilling programmes can rapidly define resources across an established shear system.
Structures available to investors.
The Mining Promotion Corporation (MPC) is open to negotiating flexible funding arrangements, with ZIDA facilitating the process end-to-end.
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