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Expansion of Jwaneng Mine - Cut 9

BotswanaPublic Private Partnership
PPA 8180Published 8 November 2010Updated 5 June 2026

Project overview

About this development

Debswana has started Cut 8, a 3bn project to deepen Jwaneng, an open-cast operation going down 330m. This project will allow Jwaneng to mine 102- million more carats. Cut 8 will nearly double the depth of the mine and extend its life by seven years to 2024. Two further cuts (cuts 9 and 10) are being considered to further enlarge the size of the Jwaneng pit and deepen it to 850m, which is estimated to be the financial limit of the open-cast operation. Estimated cost: US$ 1,2 billion. GPS coordinates lat: -24.5366425; long: 24.7030626.

Project at a glance

Expansion of Jwaneng Mine - Cut 9 is located in Botswana. The project is classified in the Public Private Partnership sector. Its current recorded stage is Underway. The recorded project value is R 200 Million+.

Key information

Project facts

Location
Botswana
Sector
Public Private Partnership
Project stage
Underway
Project value
R 200 Million+
Estimated start
1 April 2019
Estimated completion
31 July 2027

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Expansion of Jwaneng Mine - Cut 9 is recorded as being located in Botswana.

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