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Gold deliveries to Fidelity Printers and Refiners (FPR) rose by 137 per cent in January and February 2022 compared to the same period last year, reported The Sunday Mail.
FPR, which is the country’s only authorised gold buyer, received 5.1 tonnes in the first two months of 2022 while gold deliveries were 2.17 tonnes in the same period last year.
The massive jump in gold deliveries, according to The Sunday Mail, is largely attributable to Government incentives that have helped prevent smuggling.
In previous years, January and February were characterised by low gold deliveries as most mining operations are affected by the rains.
In January and February this year, small-scale miners delivered more gold at 3.4 tonnes compared to 1.8 tonnes by primary producers.
Last year, large producers delivered 11.2 tonnes to FPR while small-scale producers delivered 18.5 tonnes.
Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe (CoMZ) vice president Thomas Gono believes the 40 tonnes targeted by FPR this year is attainable. Gono said:
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The 40-tonne target is very achievable if the current policies are maintained and not tampered with because they have increased the incentive to produce.
CoMZ has been engaging Government to refine the policies even further.
We have written to the Government that the retention ratio should be increased to 80-85 per cent in order to see the mines expand and be sustainable.
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Gold is one of Zimbabwe’s largest single foreign currency earners, with the mineral generating US$1.61 billion in exports in 2021.
This constituted 26.7 per cent of total exports.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/gold-deliveries-up-137pc-as-country-targets-40-tonnes">The Sunday Mail</a></h4>

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Gold Deliveries Increase By 137 Per Cent

<blockquote>The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (the Bank) would like to inform members of the public that at its meeting on 9 December 2020, the Bank’s Board of Directors resolved to dispose of Tuli Coal (Private) Limited to Government and to unbundle Fidelity Printers and Refiners (Private) Limited (FPR) into two business entities, that is (i) gold refining and (ii) printing and minting. Valuations of these Bank subsidiaries were undertaken by independent valuers.
The disposal of Tuli Coal (Private) Limited will fulfil the Bank’s long-held desire to sell its entire equity in the asset, which is capable of predominantly producing thermal coal, for the benefit of the economy.
The unbundling of FPR is designed to partially privatise the gold refining business by allowing private players to acquire a stake therein and in the process secure and endear the private sector’s interests in the production and marketing of gold in Zimbabwe. 
By being part of the decision-making process on gold trading, it is expected that the gold producers’ compliance levels in the trading of gold will significantly increase. 
Accordingly, the Bank shall retain 40% shareholding in FPR and dispose of 60% shareholding to both the large-scale and smallscale gold producers.
Using a three-year average delivery of gold to FPR, the Bank will offer 50% shareholding in FPR to the large scale gold producers, 3% to major FPR gold buying agents and the balance of 7% to the small scale producers through their representative bodies.
The Bank shall continue to have 100% equity in the printing and minting business for national security reasons.
John P Mangdya 
Governor</blockquote>

RBZ Partially Privatises Fidelity Printers & Refiners - Full Statement

Zimbabwe’s gold deliveries in September fell by 73% to close at 1.36 tonnes from 2.8 tonnes in the comparative period in prior year.
The decline is attributed to a number of variables chief among them smuggling and the coronavirus pandemic which affected production.
Fidelity Printers and Refiners (FPR)’s general manager, Fradreck Kunaka, blamed Covid-19 pandemic as the major contributor to decline in gold deliveries and the late payments to gold producers. Kunaka Kunaka told Business Times:
<blockquote>Gold deliveries have gone down 73% to reach 1.36 tonnes during September 2020 from 2.8 tonnes last year due to restrictions imposed by Covid-19 pandemic which hampered operations as it restricted the movement of mining raw materials and people especially the small scale miners.</blockquote>
Gold Miners Association of Zimbabwe chief executive Irvine Chinyenze suggested that miners were not delivering gold to FPR due to late payment and unattractive prices. Chinyenze said:
<blockquote>We can’t deny the effects of Covid-19 as it delayed the shipping in of raw materials from China and other countries but the major reason for the fall in gold deliveries was that FPR continues with some talk shows telling people that their money will be paid, the way to go is just look for the US dollars then clear the backlogs and begin paying on spot.
As long as small scale miners do not get paid instantly the country will lose a great deal of minerals and revenue as miners search for alternative markets for their precious minerals.</blockquote>
This comes after Finance and Economic Development Minister Mthuli Ncube and Home Affairs Minister Kazembe Kazembe have concurred that Zimbabwe was losing more than US$100m worth of gold due to smuggling.
Gold is one of Zimbabwe’s largest foreign currency earners and the decline spells a huge economic crisis.
More: <a href="https://miningzimbabwe.com/gold-deliveries-decline-73-percent/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Mining Zimbabwe</a>

Zimbabwe's Gold Deliverirs Decline By 73%

Fidelity Printers and Refiners official gold buying prices Tuesday 28 July 2020.
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<li>SG 90% AND ABOVE $55.81/g</li>
<li>SG ABOVE 85% BUT BELOW 90% $54.88/g</li>
<li>SG ABOVE 80% BUT BELOW 85% $53.63/g</li>
<li>SG ABOVE 75% BUT BELOW 80% $53.00/g</li>
<li>SAMPLE BELOW 10g BUT ABOVE 5g $54.25/g</li>
<li>FIRE ASSAY CASH $56.12/g</li>
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Cash available. Fidelity Printers and Refiners prices will be changing daily in relation to world market prices.
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The ZANU PF Youth League has expressed concern over the leakage of the countries’ resources, a development the league said was prejudicing the state of lots of money.
This was said by the league’s acting Zanu PF Deputy Secretary for Youth Affairs, Tendai Chirau during a Youth League National Executive meeting in Harare this Friday. He said:
<blockquote>Our mining sector continues to suffer from avoidable leakages. It is highly worrisome that a lot of our minerals, especially gold, continue to be cheaply and illegally exported through criminal schemes which prejudice the nation of substantial amounts of revenue.
As the ZANU PF Youth League, we implore responsible authorities to take decisive action to stop such madness. Another area similarly bleeding the economy is the diamond sector. We have noted with abundant concern that illegal diamond dealings, which are detrimental to the national revenue flow, have become rampant in Manicaland province.</blockquote>
Reports of resources leakage, particularly gold, were also confirmed by the Minister of Finance and Economic Development, Mthuli Ncube during last year’s budget presentation.
Some argue that the unattractive fixed rate of US$45 per gram offered by Fidelity Printers and Refiners, Zimbabwe’s exclusive gold buyer, is encouraging smuggling.
More: <a href="https://www.zbcnews.co.zw/zanu-pf-youths-call-for-plugging-of-leakages-in-the-mining-sector/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">ZBC News</a>

"It Is Highly Worrisome That Our Resources Are Being Smuggled," - ZANU PF Youth League