Namib Minerals Begins Dewatering at Redwing Mine as Restart Project Advances

Event summary

  • Dewatering at Redwing Mine commenced on January 29, 2026, aligning with the November 2025 business update.
  • Phase enables feasibility studies, including underground condition assessments and engineering evaluations.
  • Progress reflects disciplined, safety-focused approach to restarting production.
  • CEO Ibrahima Tall emphasizes goal of becoming a mid-tier gold producer with Redwing's restart as a key step.

The big picture

Namib Minerals' dewatering activities at the Redwing Mine mark a critical step in its strategy to expand production capacity in Zimbabwe's gold sector. The project aligns with broader industry trends of restarting dormant assets to capitalize on favorable commodity prices and resource demand. Success here could position Namib Minerals as a more significant player in Africa's mining landscape, though operational and financial hurdles remain.

What we're watching

Execution Risk
Whether Namib Minerals can sustain the planned pace of dewatering and feasibility studies without delays.
Strategic Growth
How the Redwing restart will contribute to Namib Minerals' goal of becoming a mid-tier gold producer.
Operational Dynamics
The pace at which underground condition assessments and engineering evaluations will inform next stages.

Related topics

Mining