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Elspe Mining produces 39,068 tonnes of gypsum in 2025

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Elspe Mining produced 39,068 tonnes of gypsum in 2025, maintaining stable supply to Namibia’s cement industry despite minor machinery-related slowdowns during the year, according to the Chamber of Mines of Namibia.

“In 2025, Elspe Mining maintained stable production levels with no major operational disruptions. The company largely achieved its production targets, despite minor machinery-related slowdowns during the year,” the Chamber said in its 2025 annual review.

Elspe Mining, also known as Elspe Minerals, is a Namibian-owned mining company that extracts and supplies high-quality gypsum from the Namib-Naukluft Park in the Erongo Region.

The company recorded turnover of N$17.2 million and a profit of N$500,000 for the financial year ending February 2026.

Corporate tax payments amounted to N$500,000, while royalties paid reached N$1 million.

The Chamber said the company spent its full procurement budget of N$25.3 million locally, reflecting continued reliance on Namibian suppliers and service providers.

To improve operational efficiency and reduce energy costs, Elspe Mining upgraded its solar infrastructure during the year.

“The solar infrastructure at the mine was upgraded to improve cost efficiency and support sustainability initiatives,” the report said.

The company also strengthened workplace safety measures through the appointment of a qualified health and safety officer.

At the end of 2025, Elspe Mining employed six permanent workers, one temporary employee and eight contractors.

The Chamber said environmental management efforts remained focused on rehabilitation and reducing the mine’s environmental footprint.

“Rehabilitation efforts continued during 2025 on previously mined areas, reflecting Elspe Mining’s ongoing commitment to progressive land restoration,” the report said.

The report added that waste mitigation measures and reduced reliance on grid electricity formed part of the company’s broader environmental compliance strategy.

Gypsum is primarily used in the construction industry for products such as cement, plaster and drywall.

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