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State Mining Corporation Plans Major Expansion in Tanzania

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The State Mining Corporation plans to establish three new mines in Tanzania: two for gold and one for graphite, aiming to increase mineral production and domestic participation in the sector. The corporation reported a significant financial improvement, with revenue rising from 1.3bn/- in 2018/19 to 147.8bn/- in the 2025/26 financial year. STAMICO is also expanding into value addition, having established five coal briquette production facilities using coal from its Kiwira operations.

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Why it matters

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The expansion into new mineral types and value-added processing strengthens the corporation's investment portfolio and competitiveness. This growth is part of a transformation agenda designed to improve STAMICO's performance and national contribution to the economy.

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Who's involved

  • TanzaniaThe geopolitical state where the corporation is expanding its mineral production and operations.
  • Geita RegionA region where the corporation is currently conducting exploration for a gold project.
  • Dodoma RegionA region where STAMICO is planning to establish an industrial park.
  • Kagera RegionA region containing the Biharamulo Gold Mine, a core asset of the corporation.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • TanzaniaSpeculative

    The national economy could benefit from STAMICO's massive revenue increase and national expansion plans.

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