Unki mine

The Unki mine is a platinum group metals (PGM) mine located in the Midlands province of Zimbabwe. It is owned and operated by Anglo American Platinum, a South African mining company and one of the world's largest producers of PGMs.

The mine primarily extracts platinum, palladium, rhodium, gold, nickel, and copper from the Great Dyke geological feature. Operations involve underground mining methods to access the orebody.

Unki mine is a significant contributor to Zimbabwe's economy, providing employment opportunities and generating revenue through the export of its mineral products. The mine's operations are subject to environmental regulations and community development initiatives aimed at mitigating the impact of mining activities on the surrounding environment and local communities. The life of mine is dependent on resource estimates and economic viability, but is planned to continue for decades. Continuous investment in expansion and infrastructure is undertaken to maintain and increase production capacity.