Location and infrastructure
The project sits on the West Coast of South Africa, in the Western Cape Province, 30 km from Lutzville by tarred road and 70 km south of Tronox's Namakwa Sands mine.

Two prospecting rights held by Buchuberg Resources: WC 10352 PR (11,440 ha) and WC 10353 PR (36,526 ha). Granted 1 November 2023, valid to 31 October 2028 and automatically renewable for 3 years thereafter.
In September 2025, the Gauteng Division of the High Court, Pretoria, dismissed Rio Tinto's application for an interim interdict against Buchuberg Resources, with costs. Subsequently, Rio Tinto withdrew its main claim challenging the acceptance and subsequent granting of the prospecting rights to Buchuberg Resources and tendered the wasted costs occasioned by the withdrawal.
Surface rights are privately held. Access agreements are in place with landowners where exploration is active.
500 m no-go buffers inland from the coast and on either side of rivers and estuaries. Public access to the coast is unaffected.
Infrastructure
About 8.8 MVA would be required, through a planned 132 kV line of about 30 km from Eskom's Juno substation and a 10 MVA substation on site.
A planned seawater intake and pipeline of about 6 km would deliver around 2,400 m³ per hour. No groundwater would be needed.
The Sishen-Saldanha bulk freight railway passes through the project area.
Products would be trucked to port (as costed in the PEA), with rail remaining an option. Bulk ilmenite concentrate to Saldanha Bay and bagged concentrate to the Port of Cape Town, both about 230 km.



Neighbours
Named for context only.
Tronox mine at Brand-se-Baai, 70 km north.
Tronox mineral separation plant.
Mineral Sands Resources mine.
Lutzville mineral separation plant.
Questions
In September 2025, the Gauteng Division of the High Court, Pretoria, dismissed Rio Tinto's application for an interim interdict against Buchuberg Resources, with costs. Subsequently, Rio Tinto withdrew its main claim challenging the acceptance and subsequent granting of the prospecting rights to Buchuberg Resources and tendered the wasted costs occasioned by the withdrawal.
On the West Coast of South Africa, in the Western Cape Province, 30 km from Lutzville by tarred road and 70 km south of Tronox's Namakwa Sands mine. The Sishen-Saldanha railway passes through the project area.
The Sishen-Saldanha railway crosses the project, power would come by a 30 km, 132 kV line from Eskom's Juno substation, and seawater by a 6 km pipeline. Products would be trucked to port (as costed in the PEA), with rail remaining an option.
Two prospecting rights, WC 10352 PR and WC 10353 PR, cover 47,966 hectares. They were granted on 1 November 2023, are valid to 31 October 2028 and are automatically renewable for 3 years thereafter.
Data room
Companies and institutions evaluating an acquisition or partnership can submit an expression of interest to Questco, corporate advisor to the project, for access to the full PEA, the JORC resource report and supporting data.