Black Rock Mining
East Africa
Black Rock Mining progresses free-carried interest negotiations with Tanzanian government
ASX-listed Tanzanian graphite developer Black Rock Mining has progressed formal negotiations to resolve the structure and nature of the 16% free-carried interest with the Tanzanian government.
Battery metals
Black Rock raises US$3.6 billion in Tanzania
Black Rock confirms its Tanzanian based consultant has finalised field activities and has now completed the Mahenge Graphite Project RAP process.
East Africa
Black Rock Mining enters EPC framework agreement for Mahenge project
Tanzanian graphite project developer Black Rock Mining has executed a non-binding co-operation framework agreement with major Chinese infrastructure contractor, China Railway Seventh Group for its Mahenge graphite project in Tanzania.
Battery metals
A graphite project with no need for window dressing
Tanzania’s investment status took a knock as a result of regulatory upheaval and the industry suffered development setbacks - including graphite projects.
Battery metals
Black Rock “construction ready” for US$116 million graphite mine
Mahenge graphite mine will come to market at a time of growing demand for energy storage and expanded graphite consumption.
News
Mining licence for Mahenge graphite mine granted
Black Rock has announced that Mahenge Resources has been granted a mining licence by the Mining Commission of the Tanzanian Ministry of Minerals.
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Black Rock secures third graphite off-take agreement
ASX-listed Tanzanian graphite developer Black Rock Mining has signed off its third offtake agreement for natural flake graphite from its Mahenge Graphite Mine in Tanzania.
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Black Rock Mining: Crawl, walk, run strategy a smart approach
ASX-listed Black Rock Mining has taken a careful and strategic approach to the advancement and development of its “world-class” 100% owned Mahange graphite project in Tanzania.
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Is Tanzania wagging the dog with new Mining Act?
The government of Tanzania recently established a Mining Commission in accordance with its new Mining Act. This means that the government can reinstate the issuing of mining licences following the enforcing of a copper and gold concentrate ban and some draconian amendments to mining policy and legislation.
