Beltz Mining Company says it is committed to contributing to the government’s Grow Zambia Agenda through job creation and increased investment in the mining sector.

Company Chief Executive Officer, Nkandu Beltz, says the firm is targeting to create 10,000 jobs for Zambians through its projects, including the Luswishi Dome Project in North-Western Province.

Ms Beltz says the company is also considering investing in a smelter once sufficient financial resources are secured for the proposed 3.2 Billion US Dollar project.

Speaking in an interview with the media in Lusaka today, Ms Beltz said her Company is also considering investing in a smelter once sufficient financial resources are secured for the project.

Ms Beltz further revealed that the business has allocated about Five Million Australian Dollars towards exploration activities, including a 2,700-metre drilling programme, which is being expanded.

She added that the company has also completed an induced polarisation (IP) survey at its Luswishi project, which is now ready for drilling.

Ms Beltz further said the company plans to raise an additional 10 Million Australian Dollars to support its ongoing exploration activities.

She explained that part of the funds will be raised locally to ensure that Zambians participate in the mining projects through equity ownership from the early stages.

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