Berkeley Mineral to cash in on zinc and lead dump

Berkeley Mineral Resources (BMR), the firm which owns the disused Kabwe mine in Zambia, says it is in discussions to sell on one of the huge residue dumps that it currently owns.

Berkeley Mineral Resources (BMR), the firm which owns the disused Kabwe mine in Zambia, says it is in discussions to sell on one of the huge residue dumps that it currently owns.

In the mining industry, residue material is known as "tailings". Kabwe mine has three major dumps of tailings and they are a significant part of the asset value of BMR because they contain zinc and lead in significant quantities.

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