Theta Gold locks in key crushing and screening plant contract ASX-listed Theta Gold Mines has announced a significant milestone at its flagship TGME Gold Project in South Africa, executing a manufacturing contract for a crushing and screening plant with NMS Africa, a critical step toward first gold and early cashflows. The contract covers the manufacture of a three-stage crushing and screening plant designed to meet initial production requirements, while allowing for future expansion as the project scales. The plant includes ore feed, primary, secondary and tertiary crushing, plus screening circuits. With a 125-day delivery lead time, this long-lead item is now locked in, further reducing execution risk and keeping the TGME Gold Project on track for commissioning in Q4 2026. Comments by Theta Gold Chairman, Bill Guy: “The company is excited to have signed the supply contract with NMS South Africa to supply a critical part of the long- lead item of equipment for the TGME Gold Mine Project. MNS South Africa is based in Johannesburg, four hours via road to TGME Gold Project.” n
High-grade feed secured and Large Waste Rock update
Jubilee, the Zambia copper focused producer, has secured additional high- grade copper feed material for the Roan concentrator and provides an update on its Large Waste Project. Leon Coetzer, CEO of Jubilee, commented: “The Large Waste Rock Project continues to progress towards the conclusion of a joint venture, with two potential partners shortlisted for the project to upgrade the copper stockpile and refine the recovered material into copper. Jubilee continues to work with its ore partner at Roan who continues to supply ore of a consistent quality grading approximately 1.65% Cu, with the higher grade supporting improved recoveries and enhanced profitability. Roan’s performance is further strengthened by the near completion of the concentrate dewatering system, which is expected to be commissioned by the end of March 2026.” n
Jubilee Metals secures high grade feed material for its Roan project.
Pan African to acquire Emmerson Resources JSE-listed Pan African Resources has entered a binding Scheme Implementation Deed (SID) with Emmerson Resources whereby Pan African will acquire 100% of the shares in Emmerson. Pan African will seek to list on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) by way of a foreign exempt listing, providing Emmerson shareholders with the ability to trade Pan African CDIs on the ASX. Pan African’s shares will continue to trade, as a dual primary issuer, on the London Stock Exchange and Johannesburg Stock Exchange following the proposed ASX listing. n
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