The chrome claims are situated about 13km north of Lalapanzi town in the Great Dyke region in Zimbabwe, Africa. Good road and rail access to the area.

The claims (Kennelly 19, 20 and 21) are currently pegged for Chrome. These claims have yet to be mined, but there has been mining of the chrome outcrops on the adjacent Zimasco claims both on the western and eastern side of the Great Dyke. From the information obtained from Zimasco, the average chromite being mined in the area indicate the Cr2O3 of 42%, Cr:Fe (ratio)=2.5 and Si02 content of 9%. This image shows the approximate positions of the alluvial chrome soils area, No 1, No 2 and No 5 Chrome seams inside the claims. The chrome tonnage, available for extraction is being divided as (1) alluvial chrome soils (2) hard lumpy chrome.

The chrome tonnage, available for extraction is being divided as (1) alluvial chrome soils (2) hard lumpy chrome.

These claims have been pegged by a qualified, but now retired mining operations manager who has over 20 years’ experience in the industry in South Africa and Zimbabwe. The claims and mining rights are covered and protected by an agreement with the Zimbabwean Government and the German Embassy for profitable extraction. The claims are reluctantly being offered for sale as the claims registrant is no longer able to continue his mining operations due to ill health. This is an excellent opportunity to acquire some very well positioned claims that are expected to bring a high yield as indicated in the inspection findings documents and as the surrounding mining operations have shown.

Further documentation available on request, e.g. Registration certificates, UTM coordinates, maps etc.