Zimbabwe sets lithium export quotas and processing rules

Zimbabwe will introduce export quotas and require local processing plants by 2027. Producers must also meet new financial and environmental standards.

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Zimbabwe is set to introduce lithium concentrate export quotas and require commitments for increased local processing as part of the conditions for resuming mineral shipments. This policy shift follows the suspension of lithium concentrate and other unprocessed mineral exports on February 26, a move the government attributed to industry malpractices and leakages.

Workers at the Prospect Lithium Zimbabwe mine in Goromonzi are seen loading lithium concentrate for transport. REUTERS/Philimon Bulawayo/File Photo
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