Kenmare Resources – WCP B move documentary

Moma Mine in Mozambique 15 years of production with >30 years in Mozambique 100 years of Mineral Resources Low environmental impact – >90% of electricity from renewable source (hydropower) Meaningful contribution to the local and national economy Market-leading

Poor weather through the March quarter has limited production and shipping volumes at Kenmare Resources’ Moma titanium minerals mine in Mozambique, but the world-leading mineral sands producer is confident better weather will keep it on track through FY2022.

Irish mining company Kenmare Resources reduced its energy intensity, hired more women and improved its health and safety record in 2021. The company operates one of the world’s largest ilmenite mines, Moma, in Mozambique. Ilmenite is used in

Kenmare Resources broke an unusual record in 2020. The Irish titanium miner group moved an entire factory 22km from one part of its ore body in Mozambique, Africa, to another site. “That was the heaviest mass ever lifted in Africa and

Titanium and zircon miner Kenmare Resources has set a short term target to reduce CO2 emissions by 12% by 2024. The company, which operates the Moma Titanium Minerals Mine in northern Mozambique, has published its Sustainability Report and

Kenmare Resouces, the Irish mining company, has reported bumper profits for its 2021 financial year, allowing it to triple its dividend pay out to shareholders. The company said it had enjoyed a record financial year in 2021 driven

Titanium and zircon miner Kenmare Resources has reported a big jump in profits and revenues for 2021 after what it called a record year for the company. Kenmare, which operates the Moma Titanium Minerals Mine in northern Mozambique,

A decision by plane maker Boeing to stop buying titanium from Russia could benefit Irish mining firm Kenmare Resources, whose Moma mine in Mozambique is one of the largest titanium mineral deposits in the world. It produces ilmenite and rutile

Engine makers for Boeing and Airbus jets are working to diversify sources of titanium away from Russia as the conflict in Ukraine threatens access to the metal needed to make critical plane equipment.  Russia’s VSMPO-Avisma is the main

Engine makers for Boeing and Airbus jets are working to diversify sources of titanium away from Russia as the conflict in Ukraine threatens access to the metal needed to make critical plane equipment.  Russia’s VSMPO-Avisma is the main