RioZim Limited, a diversified mining firm with vested interests in gold, chrome and diamonds in Zimbabwe, has achieved a significant milestone by posting its first increase in gold output in over five

RioZim's gold production for the cumulative nine months leading up to the full year of 2023 has surged to 724 kilograms, surpassing the previous year's performance. This nine-month achievement follow

ioZim's gold production for the cumulative nine months leading up to the full year of 2023 has surged to 724 kilograms, surpassing the previous year's performance. This nine-month achievement follows

Caledonia Mining Corporation, the second-largest gold producer in the country, has reported a 19% increase in gold output during the second quarter of 2024, reaching 588.9 kilograms. This performance

RioZim, formerly a leading gold producer, has reported a dismal half-year performance for the period ending June 30, 2024, characterized by declines in both production and earnings. This underwhelming

Zimbabwe's gold deliveries declined by 17.7% month-on-month in February 2024, falling to 2.56 tonnes from 3.1 tonnes in January. This marks the lowest monthly output in over six months since June 2024

Embattled diversified company RioZim Limited has widened its loss position, which more than quadrupled to ZWG 628.4 million from ZWG 107.7 million in FY2024, weighed down by a 54% plunge in gold produ

RioZim, once Zimbabwe’s preeminent gold producer, has faced a precipitous decline, with 2024 financial losses escalating to ZWG 628.5 million, a sixfold increase from ZWG 107.7 million in 2023. Gold

ioZim Limited, once a powerhouse in Zimbabwe's mining sector and the third-largest gold producer in 2020 just behind Caledonia and Freda Rebecca, has endured a prolonged period of decline marked by op

RioZim’s latest restructuring plan shows where management believes the group’s last realistic recovery path now sits. By giving up its stake in Murowa Diamonds to ease debt pressure and redirecting at

RioZim Limited, one of Zimbabwe's most storied mining companies, has been forced into a public defensive posture after a minority shareholder holding a fraction of a percent of its issued share capita