
Chinese mining and mineral-services company founded in 1999 and listed in Shenzhen, which moved into African lithium in January 2022 by acquiring Zimbabwe's Bikita mine for $180m. It has since invested a further $200m expanding processing capacity there.
Chinese mining and mineral-services company founded in 1999 and listed in Shenzhen, which moved into African lithium in January 2022 by acquiring Zimbabwe's Bikita mine for $180m. It has since invested a further $200m expanding processing capacity there.
Sinomine's Bikita mine in Zimbabwe's Masvingo province, in operation since 1950, was upgraded after acquisition to produce both spodumene and petalite concentrate for the battery and glass-ceramics industries.