Khoemacau Copper Mining posted a strong rebound in the final quarter of 2025, helping offset production disruptions earlier in the year, though full-year output still fell short of guidance.
The Botswana-based mine produced 10,993 tonnes of copper in concentrate in the three months to December 31, an 8 percent increase from the same period a year earlier, according to MMG Ltd.’s fourth-quarter production report. Higher ore grades, improved metallurgical recoveries and the ramp-up of mining in Zone 5 North drove the stronger performance.
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