Zimbabwe
Mining Assets

Asset Name: Twelve Stones Syndicate. Commodity: Gold (Primary Reef). This asset forms the strategic cornerstone of our high-yield precious metals gold portfolio.

The asset is fully licensed under the Mines and Minerals Act and officially processed by the Mining Commissioner's Office under the Ministry of Mines and Mining Development, establishing a secure and verified operational baseline.

A contiguous, verified block consisting of 2 ( two) high-yield GOLD REEF claims, encompassing a total area of 150 hectares.

Located in the Penhalonga area (15–20km north of Mutare). Please email us for exact location details.

A fully permitted, shovel-ready asset, systematically de-risked through exhaustive geological reporting and stringent laboratory assurance of the gold belt's reserves. With the resource conclusively verified, institutional capital is exclusively required to fund targeted shaft-sinking infrastructure and commission on-site processing capabilities (encompassing scalable CIP and VAT leaching tanks) to facilitate immediate yield recovery.

Comprehensive financial modelling—detailing projected yields, operating margins, and capital repayment structures—has been prepared for investor review. Full financial particulars are available upon formal enquiry; please Click Here to request access to the detailed prospectus and ROI metrics.

Asset Name: Redwing Mine (Betterbrands Framework). Commodity: Gold. This asset presents a unique, strategic entry into a historically rich and highly productive gold operation, leveraging a legally supervised community mining framework designed for inclusive economic participation and rapid extraction.

The operation functions completely legally under Redwing Mine's existing statutory umbrella licence. Through a strategic partnership, Betterbrands Mining acts as the Operational Manager, handling all regulatory compliance, on-ground regulation, safety standard enforcement, and the monitoring of legal gold sales channels. This ensures a fully compliant, risk-mitigated operational baseline without the need for independent mining permits.

The operation is structured around the systematic sub-division of the large Redwing claim into manageable artisanal blocks, officially termed "pegs". These pegs are legally allocated to teams backed by a Sponsor (the investor) at zero land acquisition cost or government pegging fees. Betterbrands oversees hundreds of teams simultaneously, maintaining order and ensuring safe, scalable extraction across a vast, regulated ecosystem.

Strategically positioned in Penhalonga, within Zimbabwe's Eastern Highlands—approximately 265 kilometres southeast of Harare. Sponsors gain immediate, frictionless access to highly developed, ready-made mining infrastructure. This includes established access roads, water sources, experienced community labour teams, and on-site processing facilities, bypassing years of capital-intensive logistical development.

This asset offers an immediate, low-barrier entry point via the highly accessible "Sponsor Arrangement", where the incoming investor is formally designated as the Sponsor. Rather than navigating the lengthy traditional licensing route, the Sponsor purely provides the financial capital, equipment, and operational resources required to develop and advance their specifically allocated peg. With all land rights, statutory permissions, and environmental approvals already secured by the umbrella licence holder, operations and gold extraction can commence immediately upon allocation.

This model is engineered for high-yield, shared-risk profitability. Returns are driven by a transparent production-sharing agreement where all legally processed gold revenue is split equitably between the miners, the Sponsor (investor), and the licence holder based on predetermined percentages. Upfront financial exposure is drastically minimised: labour is paid directly from gold yields rather than fixed salaries, and cyanidation tanks operate on a pay-after-yield system, ensuring a highly predictable and secure ROI trajectory.

Asset Name: Strategic Antimony Portfolio. Commodity: Antimony. This asset forms a crucial pillar of our critical minerals portfolio. While not classified as a rare earth mineral, antimony carries an equally critical global status. It is an indispensable resource for national security and global defence supply chains, heavily utilised in military munitions (specifically for hardening bullets) and serving as a vital flame retardant in high-tech electronics.

Operations are fully compliant under the Zimbabwean Mines and Minerals Act. We operate in strategic partnership with fully registered antimony mines, alongside maintaining an active, legally sound pipeline for processing new claim registrations through the Ministry of Mines and Mining Development. This dual approach ensures a secure, scalable, and fully verified operational baseline.

The assets possess significant subsurface scope, with the antimony deposits notably coexisting alongside high-yield gold reefs. Depending on the capital and operational resources allocated to the extraction phase, production targets are highly scalable, comfortably projecting baseline yields of 30 metric tonnes per month, with immense capacity for expansion.

Strategically situated across the mineral-rich Midlands Province, with primary operational zones focused within the Kwekwe, Silobela, and Mberengwa districts. The central Kwekwe hub is positioned approximately 210 kilometres southwest of Harare, providing highly favourable logistical advantages and seamless access to established national transport corridors and heavy engineering supply lines.

Offering flexible entry points, the portfolio includes both established, shovel-ready registered mines (accessed via our strategic partnerships) and high-potential new registrations primed for immediate development. Institutional capital is required to fund targeted earth-moving infrastructure, scale monthly extraction capacity, and commercialise the asset to meet aggressive production targets.

This asset offers a highly lucrative ROI trajectory driven by critical global supply deficits and robust industrial demand. With current market pricing ranging from $4,500 to $8,000 USD per metric tonne (heavily dependent on ore grade), the commercial upside is exceptional. Comprehensive financial modelling—detailing projected yields, operating margins, and capital repayment structures—has been prepared for investor review. Full financial particulars are available upon formal enquiry; please Click Here to request access to the detailed prospectus and ROI metrics.