
Indian critical minerals firm LOHUM has commenced mining operations in Zimbabwe, aiming to produce 30,000 tonnes of lithium carbonate annually.
Mining has begun on 10 spodumene-bearing blocks, with drilling and blasting underway, and excavation of the first ore expected shortly.
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