Namib Accelerates Redwing Mine Production
Globe Newswire•03/11/2026•18:36 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤Redwing first gold production targeted for November 2026, ahead of schedule
- ➤Initial output targets approximately 338 ounces of gold monthly from 3,600 tonnes
- ➤Redwing targets 835 ounces monthly by Q2 2027 at 10,000 tonnes processed
- ➤Higher-capacity winder expected by end-Q1 2027 to support production ramp-up
- ➤Namib confirms recently announced FY2026 guidance remains unchanged
Expert Statements
Tulani Sikwila, Chairman and CEO of Namib Minerals
“Restarting Redwing ahead of schedule is a defining milestone for Namib. We believe the planned restart represents an important step in our transition from a single-asset gold producer to a multi-asset gold production platform, with How Mine as our producing foundation and Redwing representing the next phase of our growth. I am immensely proud of what our team has delivered, and everyone at Namib is thrilled by what lies ahead as we seek to build a larger, more resilient business and create lasting value for our shareholders”
NEW YORK, Nov. 03, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Namib Minerals (“Namib” or the “Company”) (Nasdaq: NAMM) today announced plans for an accelerated restart of operations at Redwing Mine in Zimbabwe, with first gold production expected in November 2026.
The accelerated development programme builds on the completion of dewatering, refurbishment of critical mine infrastructure and the resumption of crushing activities, bringing the mine closer to its return to production.
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