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Mining Concession Granted25-Aug-2013

Minas de Revuboè was granted Mining Concession 4064C on 1 April 2013 for its coking..

Office move08-Mar-2013

We have moved! Our office is now located at: Rua Beijo da Mulata (n. 276) Maputo, M..

Mozambique's Transport Minister visits Kimitsu Works07-Feb-2013

On 5 February 2013, Paulo Francisco Zucula, Minister of Transportation and Communication of..

POSCO visit to Tete28-Nov-2012

Representatives from Minas de Revuboè’s shareholder, POSCO, travelled to Tete to vi..

3rd Coaltrans Mozambique26-Nov-2012

Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corporation at the 3rd Coaltrans Yasushi A..

Approval of the EIA 04-Oct-2012

On 4 September 2012, Minas de Revuboè received approval from the Ministry for the Coordin..

International Children's Day13-Jun-2012

In Mozambique, International Children’s Day is celebrated on 1 June. In Tete we helped cel..

MME Conference 201213-Jun-2012

Minas de Revuboè was proud to participate at the Mozambique Mining and Energy Conference ..

Presidential Visit to Tete17-May-2012

Minas de Revuboè was pleased to be involved in the visit to Tete Province by his Excellen..

Mozambique Coal Conference 201112-Jul-2011

Revuboè was well represented at the recent IMM Coal Conference in Maputo by the company's own..

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Overview of Revuboè

Located in the Revuboè section of the Moatize basin and covering an area of approximately 3,860 hectares, the project site lies approximately 12 km north-east of the town of Tete, immediately west of the Revuboè River and east of the Mepuno River within Prospecting and Exploration Licence 693L. The site is 5.1 km from north to south and 8.5 km from east to west. It is bordered by Rio Tinto’s Benga and Zambeze projects and Vale’s Moatize project.

The Revuboè Mine Project has been identified as a strategic opportunity to produce coking coal and thermal coal for the export market. Strong demand growth is forecast for metallurgical coal, with most demand growth from the developing economies with rising steel production, such as India, China and Brazil. 

Revuboè has two proposed coal products; a coking coal and a thermal stream. First production is expected in 2-3 years after the last approval is obtained. 

Access to the site will be from the south immediately to the east of the Tete airport.  Workshop, administration complex, communications and other services will be established for the mine. An accommodation village will also be established to house employees on the concession area. Learn more about infrastructure plans for the mine here.

Geology

The regional geological sequence comprises alternating sandstones, siltstones and coal seams, with the Bananeiras and Chipanga seams constituting the prime mining targets. Read about the Geology of Revuboè.

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