Sinomine's Zimbabwe Lithium Unit Secures Environmental Certificate for 100,000-Tonne Project
Sinomine Resource Group's Zimbabwe subsidiary, Masvingo Lithium Technology, received an Environmental Impact Assessment Certificate from Zimbabwe's environmental management authority in August 2026. The certificate advances the company's 100,000-tonne-per-year lithium sulfate project from preparation into full construction. Once completed, the project will cut logistics and tax costs for the company's lithium salt business, boosting profitability and operational resilience.
Sinomine Resource Group's investor relations activity record shows that in August 2026, its Zimbabwe subsidiary, Masvingo Lithium Technology Co. , Ltd. , formally received an Environmental Impact Assessment Certificate issued by Zimbabwe's environmental management authority. The 100,000-tonne-per-year lithium sulfate project has thereby officially moved from the preparatory stage into the full construction and implementation phase.
Upon completion, the project will effectively reduce the comprehensive logistics and tax costs of the company's lithium salt business, enhance the profitability and risk-resistance capability of the lithium salt operations, and lay the foundation for the long-term stable operation of the lithium salt business.
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