Lifezone Metals Operations Update and Half-Year 2024 Financial Results
Lifezone Metals (NYSE: LZM) reports progress on its Kabanga Nickel Project in Tanzania and its platinum group metals recycling partnership with Glencore in the US. Key highlights include:
- Kabanga Definitive Feasibility Study nearing completion, expected in September
- Over 2 million hours worked without lost time injury at Kabanga
- Production of first nickel, copper, and cobalt metal cathode samples from Kabanga ore
- 95% completion of compensation payments to affected persons
- $63.5 million cash position as of June 30, 2024
- Basic and diluted loss per share of $0.14 for H1 2024
The company is advancing towards establishing a fully integrated mine-to-metal operation in Tanzania, benefiting from ongoing infrastructure developments in rail and hydropower.
Lifezone Metals (NYSE: LZM) riporta progressi sul suo Progetto Kabanga Nickel in Tanzania e sulla partnership per il riciclaggio dei metalli del gruppo platinum con Glencore negli Stati Uniti. I punti salienti includono:
- Studio di fattibilità definitiva di Kabanga quasi completato, previsto per settembre
- Oltre 2 milioni di ore lavorate senza infortuni con perdita di tempo a Kabanga
- Produzione dei primi campioni di catodi di metalli di nichel, rame e cobalto dall'oro di Kabanga
- Completamento del 95% dei pagamenti di indennizzo alle persone interessate
- Posizione di cassa di 63,5 milioni di dollari al 30 giugno 2024
- Perdita per azione di base e diluita di 0,14 dollari per il primo semestre 2024
L'azienda sta progredendo verso l'istituzione di un'operazione completamente integrata dalla miniera al metallo in Tanzania, beneficiando degli sviluppi infrastrutturali in corso nella ferrovia e nell'idroelettrico.
Lifezone Metals (NYSE: LZM) informa sobre los avances en su Proyecto Kabanga Nickel en Tanzania y su asociación para el reciclaje de metales del grupo del platino con Glencore en los Estados Unidos. Los aspectos clave incluyen:
- Estudio de viabilidad definitiva de Kabanga casi terminado, previsto para septiembre
- Más de 2 millones de horas trabajadas sin lesiones por pérdida de tiempo en Kabanga
- Producción de las primeras muestras de cátodos de níquel, cobre y metal de cobalto de mineral de Kabanga
- 95% de las compensaciones pagadas a las personas afectadas
- Posición de efectivo de 63,5 millones de dólares al 30 de junio de 2024
- Pérdida básica y diluida por acción de 0,14 dólares para el primer semestre de 2024
La empresa avanza hacia el establecimiento de una operación totalmente integrada de mina a metal en Tanzania, beneficiándose de los desarrollos de infraestructura en curso en ferrocarriles y energía hidroeléctrica.
라이프존 메탈스 (NYSE: LZM)는 탄자니아의 카방가 니켈 프로젝트와 미국의 글렌코어와의 백금 그룹 금속 재활용 파트너십에 대한 경과를 보고합니다. 주요 하이라이트는 다음과 같습니다:
- 카방가 최종 타당성 조사 완료 임박, 9월 예정
- 카방가에서 200만 시간 이상의 작업 중 무사고
- 카방가 광석에서 니켈, 구리 및 코발트 금속 양극 샘플의 첫 생산
- 피해자에 대한 보상 지급 95% 완료
- 2024년 6월 30일 기준 현금 보유액 6,350만 달러
- 2024년 상반기 주당 기본 및 희석 손실 0.14달러
회사는 탄자니아에서 완전 통합된 광산-금속 운영을 구축하기 위해 나아가고 있으며, 철도 및 수력 발전의 지속적인 기반 시설 개발의 혜택을 보고 있습니다.
Lifezone Metals (NYSE: LZM) fait état des progrès réalisés sur son Projet Kabanga Nickel en Tanzanie et de son partenariat pour le recyclage des métaux du groupe platine avec Glencore aux États-Unis. Les points clés comprennent :
- L'étude de faisabilité définitive de Kabanga est presque terminée, prévue pour septembre
- Plus de 2 millions d'heures travaillées sans accident avec perte de temps à Kabanga
- Production des premiers échantillons de cathodes métalliques en nickel, cuivre et cobalt à partir du minerai de Kabanga
- 95 % des paiements d'indemnisation aux personnes affectées réalisés
- Position de liquidités de 63,5 millions de dollars au 30 juin 2024
- Perte de base et diluée par action de 0,14 dollar pour le premier semestre 2024
L'entreprise progresse vers l'établissement d'une opération entièrement intégrée de la mine au métal en Tanzanie, profitant des développements d'infrastructures en cours dans le secteur ferroviaire et de l'hydroélectricité.
Lifezone Metals (NYSE: LZM) berichtet über Fortschritte bei seinem Kabanga Nickel Projekt in Tansania und der Partnerschaft zur Recycling von Platinmetallen mit Glencore in den USA. Wichtige Highlights sind:
- Das endgültige Machbarkeitsstudium für Kabanga steht kurz vor dem Abschluss, erwartet im September
- Über 2 Millionen Arbeitsstunden ohne Verletzungen mit Arbeitsausfall in Kabanga
- Produktion der ersten Nickel-, Kupfer- und Kobaltmetallkathodenproben aus Kabanga-Erz
- 95% der Entschädigungszahlungen an betroffene Personen sind abgeschlossen
- Bargeldbestand von 63,5 Millionen US-Dollar zum 30. Juni 2024
- Basis- und verwässerter Verlust pro Aktie von 0,14 US-Dollar für das erste Halbjahr 2024
Das Unternehmen schreitet voran, um einen vollständig integrierten Bergbau-zu-Metall-Betrieb in Tansania zu etablieren, profiterend von den laufenden Infrastrukturausbauprojekten im Bereich der Eisenbahnen und Wasserkraft.
- Kabanga Definitive Feasibility Study on track for completion by end of September
- Over 2 million hours worked without lost time injury at Kabanga Nickel Project
- Production of first nickel, copper, and cobalt metal cathode samples from Kabanga ore
- 95% completion of compensation payments to affected persons
- Healthy cash position of $63.5 million as of June 30, 2024
- Progress in Tanzanian infrastructure with new rail connections and hydropower generation
- Basic and diluted loss per share of $0.14 for H1 2024
- Cash and cash equivalents decreased by $16.1 million from March 31 to June 30, 2024
Insights
Lifezone Metals' H1 2024 financial results and operational update reveal significant progress in their Kabanga Nickel Project. The company maintains a healthy cash position of
The completion of design and engineering for the Definitive Feasibility Study is a important milestone. The two-phased development plan, with a combined 3.4 million tonne per year operation, suggests a substantial production scale. However, investors should note that capital and operating expenditures are still being finalized, which could impact the project's economic viability.
The strategic partnership with BHP and the Tanzanian government, along with infrastructure improvements in rail and power, could significantly enhance the project's long-term prospects. However, the complex ownership structure and BHP's option to increase its stake to
The Kabanga Nickel Project is shaping up to be a world-class asset. The claim of it being one of the world's largest and highest-grade undeveloped nickel sulfide deposits is significant, especially given the growing demand for nickel in EV batteries. The production of first nickel, copper and cobalt metal cathode samples is a important technical milestone, validating the project's potential.
The two-phase development approach is prudent, allowing for initial cash flow generation before expansion. This strategy could help mitigate financial risks associated with large upfront capital expenditures. The focus on a fully integrated mine-to-metal operation is noteworthy, as it could provide a competitive advantage in terms of supply chain control and potentially higher margins.
The safety record of over 2 million hours worked without a lost time injury is impressive and speaks to good operational management. However, investors should keep an eye on the final capital and operating expenditure figures in the upcoming Definitive Feasibility Study, as these will be important in determining the project's economic viability in various nickel price scenarios.
Lifezone Metals demonstrates a strong commitment to ESG principles in its Kabanga Nickel Project. The early implementation of Sustainability Accounting Standards Board reporting and engagement with Minviro for Life Cycle Assessments show proactive management of sustainability impacts. This approach could appeal to ESG-focused investors and potentially facilitate easier access to green financing.
The company's handling of resettlement is noteworthy, with
The project's potential to produce greener, cleaner metal products using Hydromet Technology aligns well with the global push for more sustainable mining practices. However, investors should monitor the outcomes of the upcoming Life Cycle Assessments, as these will provide more concrete data on the project's environmental footprint and could influence its market positioning.
Kabanga Definitive Feasibility Study Nearing Completion; Expected in September
Webcast Today at 10.30 AM ET
Lifezone continues to progress its Kabanga Nickel Project, located in north-west
Highlights:
- +2 million hours worked at the Kabanga Nickel Project without a lost time injury.
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Design and engineering completed for the Kabanga Nickel Project Definitive Feasibility Study, which remains on track for completion by the end of September.
- The Project’s capital and operating expenditures estimates are currently being finalized, based on an initial 1.7 million tonne per year Phase 1, plus additional 1.7 million tonne per year Phase 2 expansion, for a combined 3.4 million tonne per year underground mining operation, concentrator and Hydromet refinery.
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The Kabanga Nickel Project is expected to be a fully integrated mine-to-metal operation that will enable a fully auditable supply chain with production of refined, LME-grade nickel, copper and cobalt metals in
Tanzania .
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Production of first nickel, copper and cobalt metal cathode samples from Kabanga source material via the semi-continuous Hydromet pilot program at Lifezone’s Simulus Labs in
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Infrastructure build-out in
Tanzania continues with notable recent developments, including:- Inaugural Standard Gauge Railway service between the port city of Dar es Salaam and the city of Morogoro began in June, and the upgraded rail connecting Morogoro to Tanzania’s capital city of Dodoma was completed in late-July. 1
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The Tanzania Electric Supply Company Limited (“TANESCO”) has started generating surplus electricity at the Julius Nyerere Hydro Power Project after switching on Turbine #7 at the facility, located in eastern
Tanzania . Once all nine turbines are operational, it is expected to generate ~2.4 gigawatts of green electricity into the national grid.2
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To date, Lifezone has achieved
95% completion of compensation payments to those persons physically and economically displaced by the Kabanga Nickel Project. -
Pilot work and Feasibility Study for the Phase 1 partnership with Glencore to recycle platinum, palladium and rhodium from spent automotive catalytic converters in
the United States is progressing well with planned completion in Q4 2024. -
Healthy cash position of
$63.5 million -
Basic and diluted loss per share of
$0.14 $0.18
Mr. Showalter stated: “Completing the design and engineering phase of the Definitive Feasibility Study for the Kabanga Nickel Project marks a pivotal milestone, bringing us another step closer to our goal of establishing a fully integrated mine-to-metal operation in
More than 2 million hours worked without lost time injury at the Kabanga Nickel Project
Lifezone operates with safety as an ongoing, front-of-mind initiative at every level. Achieving 2 million hours worked without LTI reflects Lifezone’s commitment to create a safe working culture, promoting and implementing comprehensive workplace health and safety measures, which include rigorous monitoring and reporting systems.
Kabanga’s Definitive Feasibility Study progresses towards completion in September
In June, Lifezone completed the design and engineering phase of the Definitive Feasibility Study for the Kabanga Nickel Project, meaning that the Project’s flowsheet parameters and specifications are now final for the Study and not open for additional revisions. This includes the sizing of critical pieces of equipment, such as underground mining fleet, crushers and mills, flotation tanks and autoclaves. With these technical requirements locked in, Lifezone is now focused on reviewing equipment and services suppliers, finalizing the operating cost model and optimizing capital expenditures.
The two-phased development plan for the Kabanga Nickel Project was finalized in Q1 2024 and forms the basis of the mine plan and ultimately the Definitive Feasibility Study. The plan calls for a 1.7 million tonne per year Phase 1 underground mining rate, with an additional 1.7 million tonne per year Phase 2 expansion, for an expected 3.4 million tonne per year operation in the aggregate. Operating cash flows from Phase 1 operations are expected to help cover the capital requirements for Phase 2.
Finished nickel, copper and cobalt metal cathode samples produced at Lifezone’s laboratory
As announced in July, Lifezone has produced nickel, copper and cobalt cathode samples via the semi-continuous pilot scale refinery test work underway at the Company’s Simulus Laboratory in
Tanzanian infrastructure build-out – progress in rail connectivity and clean hydropower generation
Kabanga stands to benefit from significant investments being made into Tanzanian infrastructure. Recently, notable progress was demonstrated in both rail and power.
Rail
Inaugural Standard Gauge Railway service began in June between the port city of Dar es Salaam on the Indian Ocean and the city of Morogoro, covering approximately 300 kilometers. This marked the completion of Phase 1 of the Standard Gauge Rail construction project. The Phase 2 project was completed in late-July, connecting Morogoro to Makutupora, located just outside Tanzania’s capital city of Dodoma, adding another approximately 420 kilometers. The Standard Gauge Rail project is a nation-wide upgrade of the existing metre gauge rail system connecting Dar es Salaam to the city of Mwanza, located on the shore of Lake Victoria in northern
Construction of Tanzania’s Standard Gauge Rail is comprised of six total construction phases, with a scheduled end-date in 2026. The Standard Gauge Railway system uses electric locomotives to move trains carrying cargo and passengers that can travel at a speed of 160 kilometers per hour (~100 miles per hour). The Kabanga Nickel Project stands to significantly benefit from this important national project, which will connect the Hydromet refinery at Kahama to the port of Dar es Salaam. The Definitive Feasibility Study will contemplate truck transport of concentrate from the Kabanga site to the Hydromet refinery in Kahama, a distance of approximately 350 kilometers, with the produced refined nickel, cobalt and copper being sent via rail to the port of Dar es Salaam.
Future expansions of the Standard Gauge Rail system could include a branch to the neighboring country of
Power
The Tanzania Electric Supply Company Limited (“TANESCO”) is now generating surplus electricity at the Julius Nyerere Hydro Power Project after switching on Turbine #7. Under construction since 2019, the Julius Nyerere Hydro Power Project began generating clean hydroelectric power in Q1 2024. It is now nearing completion with a total of nine turbines set to generate approximately 2.4 gigawatts of green electricity into the national power grid.
Regular access to clean, green and reliable power is important for the Kabanga Nickel Project, with the Julius Nyerere Hydro Power Project being one of three hydroelectric plants that form part of Tanzania’s Power System Master Plan. In addition, there is the 80-megawatt Rusumo Hydroelectric Power Station (commissioned in Q4 2023) and the 88-megawatt Kakono Hydroelectric Power Station (scheduled for late-2028).
As announced in Q1 2024, TANESCO completed construction and installation of a 33-kilovolt power line connecting the Kabanga Nickel Project operations camp to the national power grid. With reliable grid electricity, Kabanga has been able to end its reliance on more emissions-intensive diesel generators.
Close collaboration with all Kabanga Nickel Project partners and stakeholders continues
Key to moving the Kabanga Nickel Project forward is close collaboration amongst all project partners and stakeholders. To this end, regular meetings have been held between Lifezone, BHP and the Government of
The Government of
Compensation payments largely completed to those persons affected by the Kabanga Nickel Project
With the future construction of the Kabanga Nickel Project, within the Special Mining Licence 349 local households will be physically impacted (i.e., houses and land title impacted) and 990 will likely be economically impacted (i.e., land title impacted). In 2023, Lifezone worked proficiently to update and improve a previous 2013 Relocation-Resettlement Action plan, and the Lifezone Resettlement Action Plan was submitted to the Tanzanian Ministry of Minerals in August 2023.
By the end of 2023, Lifezone achieved key resettlement milestones, including obtaining the Tanzanian Chief Government Valuer sign-off on the compensation schedule and valuation for land acquisition and relocation.
The initiation of compensation payments to affected households commenced on November 6th, 2023, and payments are
In June, the resettlement model houses showcase began, and five model houses have been built following discussions with affected persons. Households that will be physically displaced by the Kabanga Nickel Project are entitled to select from one of two different styles of replacement house. Those who will be affected have participated in a process of balloting for preferred resettlement sites, as well as selecting and influencing the housing materials, structures and design. Feedback following the initial showcase is being addressed ahead of final construction and relocation. Lifezone will build approximately 410 new houses for resettlement at land selected in cooperation with government and local working groups.
Sustainability is a foundational consideration in all decisions taken by Lifezone
Lifezone’s sustainability strategy encompasses all global operations, including Tembo Nickel (Lifezone’s Tanzanian subsidiary), Lifezone Asia-Pacific and its subsidiary operations (in
In
- Early implementation of Sustainability Accounting Standards Board reporting, focusing on data gathering for the most relevant and material sustainability impacts.
- Continued monitoring of sustainability-linked risks and identification of opportunities.
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Lifezone has engaged Minviro Ltd. – a leading Life Cycle Assessment consulting firm, based in
London, UK – to conduct a Life Cycle Assessment of the Kabanga Nickel Project utilising the data derived from the Feasibility Study. This will involve an analysis of the various project impacts, from planned extraction through to the production of finished metals. Additionally, Minviro will conduct a second Life Cycle Assessment of our planned platinum, palladium and rhodium recycling project in the US. The goal is to complete both Life Cycle Assessments in early 2025. - The 2024 Social Investment and Corporate Social Responsibility plan for Kabanga was completed in Q2 2024 and has been submitted to the District Council in July 2024, with the signing ceremony planned for Q3 2024. This year’s Plan continues to specifically focus on health and education in project affected communities.
- The Tanzanian National Environment Management Council visited the Kabanga Nickel Project in June as part of their review of the Environmental Impact Assessment for proposed developments within the designated resettlement sites. Receipt of the approved Environmental Impact Assessment for resettlement is expected in Q3 2024.
- Eight water boreholes were drilled and completed at the resettlement sites, which have confirmed sufficient clean water is available for community use. Initial testing has indicated high water quality, and sampling and monitoring remains ongoing.
- The Local Skills and Supplier Mapping Roadshows completed in 2023 have provided Lifezone with a database of local skills and service providers within neighboring communities. Through the active use of this database, Lifezone has engaged and employed +420 local short-term workers in H1 2024. As a specific example, Lifezone facilitated a contract between two local farming cooperatives and the principal food vendor for the Kabanga camp.
Healthy Financial Position
As of June 30, 2024, Lifezone Metals had unaudited interim consolidated cash and cash equivalents of
As of June 30, 2024, a total of
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- Date: Monday, August 19, 2024
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About Lifezone Metals
At Lifezone Metals (NYSE: LZM), our mission is to provide cleaner and more responsible metals production and recycling. Using a scalable platform underpinned by our Hydromet Technology, we offer the potential for lower energy, lower emission and lower cost metals production compared to traditional smelting.
Our Kabanga Nickel Project in
Through our US-based, platinum, palladium and rhodium recycling partnership, we are working to demonstrate that our Hydromet Technology can process and recover platinum group metals from responsibly sourced spent automotive catalytic converters in a cleaner and more efficient way than conventional smelting and refining methods.
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