The Hope and Gorob site, Erongo Region
Erongo Region · Namibia · Under Construction

One Operation.
Two Sites.

A mine that owns its plant. Ore is dug and dry-sorted at Hope and Gorob, hauled 190 km to the Tsoaxaub Metals plant near Swakopmund, and shipped as copper-gold concentrate through Walvis Bay.

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The Group

Where the Ore Comes From.
What Happens to It.

Two companies, one business. Hope and Gorob holds a 90% interest in Tsoaxaub Metals, so the mine does not sell its ore to an unrelated plant. It feeds a plant it owns.

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2026
Ground broken, June
Why It Works

Most Projects Build a Plant.
This One Bought One.

That single decision removed the longest lead item in mine development, cut at least two years off the timeline, and eliminated a plant's worth of capital expenditure.

The plant near Swakopmund already exists, and it already ran at commercial scale. Hope and Gorob acquired 90% of it and is repurposing the flotation circuit for copper and gold. The mine does not sell its ore to someone else. It feeds a plant it owns.

How It Works Ownership
Turning the first sod, 24 June 2026
The Value Chain

Mine. Sort. Float. Export.

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Hope & Gorob

Ore is extracted from the open pit and, in later years, underground, at a 500 ktpa mining and sorting operation.

02
Dry Ore Sorting

Multi-sensor sorting upgrades grade at the mine and rejects waste before it moves. Less hauled, far less water used.

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190 km Haul

Only the valuable fraction travels to the Tsoaxaub Metals plant near Swakopmund for flotation.

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Walvis Bay

Flotation produces a saleable copper-gold concentrate, exported through the Walvis Bay deepwater terminal.

24 June 2026

The Day It Became Real.

Leadership, contractors, and the Topnaar community gathered in the Namib to turn the first sod.

Community members at the groundbreaking
Community at the ceremony
Project leadership and dignitaries
Leadership and dignitaries
Cultural performance at the groundbreaking
Cultural performance
Ownership

Who Holds Tsoaxaub Metals

A 10% Namibian participation stake is structural, not cosmetic, and was carried through the change of ownership exactly as it was built in at inception.

90%
Hope and Gorob

Controlling interest acquired in 2025. A project of Bezant Resources Plc (AIM: BZT).

5%
Community Trust

Held for the benefit of Namibian communities, built into the structure from inception.

5%
Employee Trust

Held for previously disadvantaged Namibian workers. Participation in the business, not a gesture toward it.

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