Half Yearly Report (Tanzanite)

Date : 09/21/2009 @ 2:00AM
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Stock : Tanzanite (TNZ)
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Half Yearly Report (Tanzanite)

 
TIDMTNZ 
 
RNS Number : 3556Z 
Tanzanite One Limited 
21 September 2009 
 
 
21st September 2009 
 
     Tanzanite One Interim Results for the 
 Half Year Ended 30 June 2009 
 
Tanzanite One Limited ("TanzaniteOne" or the "Company" ) (AIM:TNZ) today 
announces its Interim results for the Half Year ended 30 June 2009. 
 
Highlights 
 
Financial 
  *  Net loss for the period of $0.58 million 
  *  Cash and cash equivalents of $5 million 
  *  Gross margin of 40% achieved on $4.9 million revenue 
    *  Enhanced margins achieved through prudent cost management 
 
  *  $5.3 million raised through private placement 
  *  $440,000 in revenue from "The Tanzanite Experience" retail outlet 
  *  $5.2 million in inventory 
  *  48 carats per tonne average grade 
 
 
Operational 
  *  Mine operations undergoing significant enhancement and optimization 
  *  867,381 carats of tanzanite recovered during the period 
  *  18,087 tonnes mineralised material processed 
  *  Opening of the new Dubai marketing office 
    *  July 2009 sight hosted at Dubai office 
 
 
Corporate 
  *  Acquisition of the Tsavorite Project completed in March 2009 
    *  Diversification into new coloured gemstone 
 
 
  *  Approximately $1 million allocated to bulk sampling and scoping study 
 
  *  Resumption of the purchasing activity of the Arusha Trading operation expected 
  to stabilise the market 
  *  Ongoing focus on innovative ways to market and sell tanzanite 
  *  Restructuring of the Tanzanite Foundation and closure of South African office 
 
 
After the period 
  *  $2.01 million sales from the second sight of 2009 (July) 
    *  18.7% increase in average comparative per carat price since previous sight (22 
    April 2009) 
    *  Average price of $ 38 per carat achieved 
 
 
 
Key statistics 
+--------------------------------------------+----------------+---------------+-------------------+ 
|                                            | 1H 2009        | 1H 2008       | FY2008            | 
+--------------------------------------------+----------------+---------------+-------------------+ 
| Net (loss)/profit                          | ($0.5) million | $3.5 million  | ($9.5) million    | 
+--------------------------------------------+----------------+---------------+-------------------+ 
| Revenue                                    | $4.9m          | $20.9m        | $26.9m            | 
+--------------------------------------------+----------------+---------------+-------------------+ 
| Gross margin                               | 40%            | 49%           | 36%               | 
+--------------------------------------------+----------------+---------------+-------------------+ 
| Tonnes processed                           | 18,087         | 20,380        | 42,318            | 
+--------------------------------------------+----------------+---------------+-------------------+ 
| Carats recovered                           | 867,381 cts    | 1,101,898 cts | 2,203,162 cts     | 
+--------------------------------------------+----------------+---------------+-------------------+ 
| Carats per tonne                           | 48             | 54            | 52                | 
+--------------------------------------------+----------------+---------------+-------------------+ 
| On mine cash cost per carat                | $3.99 ct       | $3.38 ct      | $4.59 ct          | 
+--------------------------------------------+----------------+---------------+-------------------+ 
 
Commenting on the results, Managing Director of Tanzanite One, Zane Swanepoel 
said: "Our results for the first half of 2009 are very encouraging and reflect 
an increase in demand for tanzanite stones. After the very difficult conditions 
at the end of last year we are now seeing a significant upswing in prices for 
Tanzanite. In addition to selling stones mined during the period we are 
gradually releasing the stockpile of high value stones which we chose to build 
up at the worst period for the tanzanite market. Increases in price at our 
traditional sight sales have also been augmented by a number of new sales 
strategies with $ 2.23 million in revenue being achieved through new sales 
channels such as our own retail outlets in Tanzania and through direct sales to 
jewellers. 
 
We expect to exceed our targeted production for the year of 1.7 million carats. 
Considering constantly improving demand and tanzanite prices, evidenced by the 
$2.01million sale at the recent July sight post the reporting period end, we 
expect a significant improvement in our results for the second half of this 
year. The Company will be holding two further sights during the second half of 
the year, through the Dubai marketing office, the results of which will be 
announced to shareholders in due course." 
 
Financial Performance 
TanzaniteOne incurred a consolidated loss for the half year ended 30 June 2009 
of $0.58 million (US 0.58 cents per share), down from the previous corresponding 
period during which a profit of $3.5 million (US 4.73 cents per share) was 
recorded. Revenues from ordinary activities for the period decreased by 77% to 
$4.9 million from $20.9 million in the 1H2008.  It should however be noted that 
the second sight of 2009, normally held within the first half of the year only 
took place in July, due to the closure of the South African office and the 
opening of the new Dubai office. These sales will therefore be reported in the 
H2 results. The results were further impacted by the global economic downturn. 
However, we are experiencing encouraging improvements in the volume and price of 
tanzanite sold. 
 
Significant cost cutting measures were introduced during the period including: 
  *  Streamlining of mining operations 
  *  Suspension of non-core capital projects 
  *  Restructuring of the Tanzanite Foundation 
  *  Reduction in both expatriate and Tanzanian staff 
  *  Closure of the South African office 
 
 
These cost reduction measure resulted in a significant reduction in the 
Company's operating costs thereby reducing losses for the period despite the 
significant drop in revenue. The directors have not declared an interim 
dividend. The Board has a strong history of rewarding shareholders with 
dividends but feel it prudent to defer further dividends until market conditions 
strengthen. 
 
The Group achieved a gross margin for the year of 40% compared to 50% in 1H2008. 
The reduced gross margin was a reflection of lower tanzanite prices. 
 
Cash costs for the period increased 18% to $3.99/ct from $3.38/ct in H1 2008, 
but decreased 45% from $5.80/ct experienced in H2 2008. The increase reflected 
local inflationary pressures, lower volumes of carats recovered and an average 
4% increase in local wages awarded during the year. 
 
Inventory levels of rough and polished tanzanite gemstones and consumable stores 
remained fairly constant, reflecting the effects of the current global financial 
crisis. Capital expenditure for the year of $0.8 million included the purchase 
of mining equipment, development and exploration expenditure. 
 
The cash position of the Company, at $5.0 million, has benefited significantly 
from the $5.3 million private placement in June 2009 and the sight sale held 
during the period. 
 
During the half year the marketing strategy was to develop new markets in the 
Middle and Far East whilst concentrating on the distribution and realisation of 
higher prices for smaller, lighter material, which represents approximately 70% 
of production. This strategy has been aided by the opening of the new marketing 
office in Dubai. 
 
Production for the period totalled 867,381 carats of tanzanite, from 18,087 
tonnes processed at an average recovery of 48 carats per tonne. This is in-line 
with the current production target of 1.7 million carats for the year. 
 
The acquisition of the Lemshuku-Shamberai Tsavorite Project (the "Tsavorite 
Project", the "Acquisition") through its 75% owned Tanzanian subsidiary; 
TsavoriteOne Mining Limited ("TsavoriteOne") has been completed. The project: 
 
  *  comprises 12 prospecting licenses covering 100 square kilometres. 
  *  is located approximately 20 kilometres to the southwest of TanzaniteOne's 
  existing tanzanite operations. The directors believe that the Tsavorite Project 
  could potentially represent the largest known single-source of tsavorite. 
 
 
Tsavorite currently has a quality-for-quality market-price per carat of 
approximately two to four times that of tanzanite. The Company has allocated 
approximately $1 million over the next 12 months to the bulk sampling and 
scoping of the project. 
 
The Tanzanite Experience (TTE), a "museum" and retail outlet in Arusha that 
showcases the history of tanzanite through a series of visual and interactive 
exhibitions, has achieved a net revenue of $440,000 from cut tanzanite sales for 
the period. The TTE continues to grow its market share in the tourism market and 
is planning to open further outlets to compliment its present presence in 
Arusha. 
Financial Statements 
 
TanzaniteOne Limited 
Condensed Consolidated Income Statement 
Half Year ended 30 June 2009 
($'000) 
+--------------------------------------------+--------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
|                                            | Notes  | 1H 2009     | 1H 2008     | FY 2008     | 
+--------------------------------------------+--------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
|                                            |        |             |             |             | 
+--------------------------------------------+--------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| Revenue                                    |        | 4,913       | 20,890      | 26,895      | 
+--------------------------------------------+--------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| Cost of sales                              |        | (2,962)     | (10,661)    | (17,321)    | 
+--------------------------------------------+--------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| Gross profit                               | (i)    | 1,951       | 10,229      | 9,574       | 
+--------------------------------------------+--------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| Gross margin %                             |        | 40%         | 49%         | 36%         | 
+--------------------------------------------+--------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
|                                            |        |             |             |             | 
+--------------------------------------------+--------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| Corporate Administration and other         | (ii)   | (1,185)     | (1,769)     | (3,363)     | 
| operating costs                            |        |             |             |             | 
+--------------------------------------------+--------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| Defence costs                              | (iii)  | -           | -           | (1,703)     | 
+--------------------------------------------+--------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| Mine Administration                        | (iv)   | (896)       | (941)       | (3,399)     | 
+--------------------------------------------+--------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| Selling and distribution costs             | (v)    | (808)       | (1,778)     | (4,241)     | 
+--------------------------------------------+--------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| Royalties                                  |        | (104)       | (840)       | (1,226)     | 
+--------------------------------------------+--------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| Depreciation and amortisation              | (vi)   | (1,132)     | (845)       | (2,217)     | 
+--------------------------------------------+--------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| Finance income                             |        | 2           | 144         | 72          | 
+--------------------------------------------+--------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| Foreign exchange(losses)/gains             | (vii)  | 906         | (235)       | (1,826)     | 
+--------------------------------------------+--------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| Finance cost                               |        | (66)        | (65)        | (75)        | 
+--------------------------------------------+--------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| (Loss)/Profit before tax                   |        | (1,332)     | 3,900       | (8,404)     | 
+--------------------------------------------+--------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
|                                            |        |             |             |             | 
+--------------------------------------------+--------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| Income tax credit/ (expense)               | (viii) | 752         | (371)       | (1,057)     | 
+--------------------------------------------+--------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| (Loss)/Profit after tax                    |        | (580)       | 3,529       | (9,461)     | 
+--------------------------------------------+--------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| Minority interest                          | (ix)   | 34          | 5           | 52          | 
+--------------------------------------------+--------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| (Loss)/Profit attributable to equity       |        | (546)       | 3,524       | (9,409)     | 
| holders of parent                          |        |             |             |             | 
+--------------------------------------------+--------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
| EPS (basic - cents)                        |        | (0.58)      | 4.73        | (12.63)     | 
+--------------------------------------------+--------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ 
 
 
Notes Income Statement 
(i). Gross margin at 40% is significantly down from 49% compared to the previous 
year due to lower prices realised on tanzanite sold during the period. 
(ii). Corporate administration costs are lower reflecting cost saving 
initiatives. These costs reflect general administration costs incurred, stock 
exchange listing costs, corporate compliance, investor relations, financial and 
legal consulting, and travel costs. 
(iii). Nil costs incurred in the current period. In FY2008 this reflected costs 
incurred in defending TanzaniteOne from the Gemfields approach. 
(iv). Mine administration costs include costs incurred for community works, 
exploration and development of new projects, local compliance, and general 
administration at the mine level. 
(v). Selling and distribution costs associated with advertising, sales 
commissions, fees towards Tanzanite Foundation and other general expenses 
incurred in selling of tanzanite. Lower costs reflect the results of 
restructured processes implemented during the period. 
(vi).  Depreciation and amortisation for mine plant and equipment and other 
assets within the Group. 
(vii).  Foreign exchange gains reflect effects of revaluation of net monetary 
assets at half year end. 
(viii). The tax credit reflects the effects of a reduction of deferred tax 
liabilities on current year tax losses. 
(ix).   Minority interest reflects the 25% interest in the Tanzanite Trading 
Limited loss for the half year ended 30 June 2009 
 
TanzaniteOne Limited 
 Condensed Consolidated Balance Sheet 
 As at 30 June 
2009 
 $'000 
 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
|                                               | Notes    | 1H 2009         | 1H 2008      | FY2008       | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Non-current assets                            |          |                 |              |              | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Property, plant and equipment                 | (i)      | 25,134          | 22,654       | 23,412       | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Inventories                                   | (ii)     | 508             | 484          | 327          | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Deferred tax assets                           | (iii)    | -               | 2,951        | 193          | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Total non-current assets                      |          | 25,642          | 26,089       | 23,932       | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Current assets                                |          |                 |              |              | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Inventories                                   | (iv)     | 4,681           | 4,708        | 4,756        | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Income tax receivable                         | (v)      | 2,151           | 1,039        | 1,916        | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Trade and other receivables                   | (vi)     | 1,722           | 13,700       | 2,647        | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Cash and cash equivalents                     |          | 5,006           | 3,198        | 794          | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Total current assets                          |          | 13,559          | 22,645       | 10,113       | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Total assets                                  |          | 39,201          | 48,734       | 34,045       | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Equity                                        |          |                 |              |              | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Issued share capital                          |          | 32              | 22           | 22           | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Share premium                                 |          | 45,721          | 38,709       | 38,709       | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Share options outstanding                     |          | 706             | 706          | 706          | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Foreign currency translation reserve          |          | (530)           | (418)        | (20)         | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Retained earnings                             |          | (11,401)        | 4,483        | (10,855)     | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Total equity attributable to parent equity    |          | 34,528          | 43,502       | 28,562       | 
| holders                                       |          |                 |              |              | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Minority interest                             |          | (30)            | 101          | 4            | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Total equity                                  |          | 34,498          | 43,603       | 28,566       | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Non-current liabilities                       |          |                 |              |              | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Interest-bearing borrowings                   | (vii)    | 850             | -            | 378          | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Provisions                                    | (viii)   | 100             | 94           | 100          | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Deferred tax                                  | (ix)     | 2,453           | 4,124        | 3,196        | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Total non-current liabilities                 |          | 3,403           | 4,218        | 3,674        | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Current liabilities                           |          |                 |              |              | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Interest-bearing borrowings                   |          | 3               | 11           | 6            | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Income tax payable                            |          | 33              | 388          | 28           | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Trade and other payables                      | (x)      | 1,264           | 514          | 1,771        | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Total current liabilities                     |          | 1,300           | 913          | 1,805        | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Total liabilities                             |          | 4,704           | 5,131        | 5,479        | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Total equity and liabilities                  |          | 39,201          | 48,734       | 34,045       | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
|                                               |          |                 |              |              | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Number of shares in issue (million)           |          | 105.2           | 74,5         | 74.5         | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
| Net asset value per share (US cents)          |          | 32.79           | 58.55        | 38.36        | 
+-----------------------------------------------+----------+-----------------+--------------+--------------+ 
 
Notes to Balance Sheet 
(i) Represents fixed assets within the Group, development costs, preproduction 
costs, and mineral rights. 
(ii) Non-current inventories comprise rough gemstones specimen inventory and 
show jewellery in TanzaniteOne (SA) Limited and in Tanzanite Foundation Limited. 
(iii) Deferred tax assets reflect mainly deferred tax on assessed losses, these 
were derecognised at 31 December 2008. 
(iv) Inventories reflects rough and polished tanzanite gemstones, and consumable 
stores. 
(v) Income tax receivable includes tax prepaid mainly in TanzaniteOne Mauritius 
Limited and Tanzanite One Mining Limited. 
(vi) Reflects trade and other debtors. No significant bad debts are anticipated. 
(vii) Reflects non-current portion of bank facility from NBC Bank in Tanzania. 
(viii) Environmental provisions represent the full environmental provision in 
Tanzania. 
(ix) Deferred tax liabilities comprise mainly TanzaniteOne Mining deferred tax 
liabilities. 
(x) Trade and other payables mainly include trade creditors and accruals. 
 
 
 
TanzaniteOne Limited 
 Condensed Consolidated Cash Flow Statement 
 For the 
Half Year Ended 30 June 2009 
 $'000 
 
+---------------------------------------------------------+--------+------------+------------+------------+ 
|                                                         |        |            |            |            | 
+---------------------------------------------------------+--------+------------+------------+------------+ 
|                                                         | Notes  | 1H 2009    | 1H 2008    | FY 2008    | 
+---------------------------------------------------------+--------+------------+------------+------------+ 
| Cash flows from operating activities                    |        |            |            |            | 
+---------------------------------------------------------+--------+------------+------------+------------+ 
| Cash generated from operations                          | (i)    | (686)      | (277)      | 1,828      | 
+---------------------------------------------------------+--------+------------+------------+------------+ 
| Finance income                                          |        | 2          | 144        | 72         | 
+---------------------------------------------------------+--------+------------+------------+------------+ 
| Financing cost                                          | (ii)   | (66)       | (65)       | (75)       | 
+---------------------------------------------------------+--------+------------+------------+------------+ 
| Taxation paid                                           | (iii)  | (27)       | (1,497)    | (1,666)    | 
+---------------------------------------------------------+--------+------------+------------+------------+ 
| Net cash from operating activities                      |        | (777)      | (1,695)    | 159        | 
+---------------------------------------------------------+--------+------------+------------+------------+ 
| Cash flows from investing activities                    |        |            |            |            | 
+---------------------------------------------------------+--------+------------+------------+------------+ 
| Acquisitions of property, plant and equipment           | (iv)   | (822)      | (1,945)    | (4,175)    | 
+---------------------------------------------------------+--------+------------+------------+------------+ 
| Proceeds on disposal of property, plant and equipment   | (iv)   | -          | -          | 103        | 
+---------------------------------------------------------+--------+------------+------------+------------+ 
|                                                         |        |            |            |            | 
+---------------------------------------------------------+--------+------------+------------+------------+ 
| Net cash from investing activities                      |        | (822)      | (1,945)    | (4,072)    | 
+---------------------------------------------------------+--------+------------+------------+------------+ 
| Cash flows from financing activities                    |        |            |            |            | 
+---------------------------------------------------------+--------+------------+------------+------------+ 
| Proceeds from issue of share capital                    | (v)    | 5,341      | -          | -          | 
+---------------------------------------------------------+--------+------------+------------+------------+ 
| Increase/(decrease) in interest-bearing borrowings      | (vi)   | 470        | (900)      | (526)      | 
+---------------------------------------------------------+--------+------------+------------+------------+ 
| Dividends paid                                          |        | -          | (5,197)    | (7,733)    | 
+---------------------------------------------------------+--------+------------+------------+------------+ 
| Net cash (to)/from financing activities                 |        | 5,811      | (6,097)    | (8,259)    | 
+---------------------------------------------------------+--------+------------+------------+------------+ 
| Net increase/(decrease) in cash and cash equivalents    |        | 4,212      | (9,737)    | (12,172)   | 
+---------------------------------------------------------+--------+------------+------------+------------+ 
| Translation difference in opening balance               |        |            |            | 31         | 
+---------------------------------------------------------+--------+------------+------------+------------+ 
| Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the year  |        | 794        | 12,935     | 12,935     | 
+---------------------------------------------------------+--------+------------+------------+------------+ 
| Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the year/period |        | 5,006      | 3,198      | 794        | 
+---------------------------------------------------------+--------+------------+------------+------------+ 
 
Notes to Cash Flow Statement 
(i) Reflects net cash from the sale of tanzanite ($5.9 million) and payments to 
suppliers ($6.5 million) during the period. 
(ii) Reflects Interest paid on the NBC bank finance lease obligation applied on 
acquisition of plant and equipment. 
(iii) Taxation paid reflects actual income tax paid. 
(iv) Capital expenditure reflects mainly mining equipment and development 
expenditure. 
(v) Net proceeds raised on private placement. 
(vi) Reflects a movement in the NBC Bank finance lease obligation as mentioned 
above 
 
 
 
TanzaniteOne Limited 
Incorporated in Bermuda 
Exempt company number EC33385 
 
Quoted on the London Alternative Investment Market: TNZ.L 
Company ISIN: 
BMG8672E1021 
Company SEDOL: B01RP04 
Number of shares in issue at 30 June 
2009: 105,197,160 
Number of unlisted options at 30 June 2009: 657,500 
 
Board of Directors 
Ami Mpungwe:       Executive Chairman 
Ed Nealon: 
   Non-executive Deputy Chairman 
Zane Swanepoel:    Managing 
Director 
Bernard Olivier:      Executive Director: Head of Development 
 
Nicholas Sibley:      Non-executive Director 
 
Audit/Risk Committee 
Nicholas Sibley (Chairman) 
Ami Mpungwe 
Ed Nealon 
 
Remuneration/Succession Planning Committee 
Ami Mpungwe (Chairman) 
Ed Nealon 
 
Mining and Geology Committee 
Edward Nealon (Chairman) 
Zane 
Swanepoel 
Bernard Olivier 
 
Nominations Committee 
The Nominations Committee comprises the Full Board 
 
Company Secretary 
Willi Boehm 
 
Management 
Zane Swanepoel:     Managing Director 
Farai Manyemba:    Chief 
Finance Officer 
Nick Hughes:          TanzaniteOne Mining, General Manager 
 
 
Nominated Advisor & Broker (AIM) 
Evolution Securities Ltd 
Simon Edwards/Neil 
Elliot 
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7071 4300 
 
Joint Broker (AIM) 
Ambrian Partners Limited 
Richard Chase 
Telephone: +44 
(0)20 7776 6400 
 
 
For more information please contact: 
+----------------------------------------+----------------------------------------+ 
| Willi Boehm, Company Secretary         | Public Relations                       | 
|                                        | Laurence Read/Beth Harris              | 
+----------------------------------------+----------------------------------------+ 
| +61 8 9367 5211                        | Threadneedle Communications            | 
+----------------------------------------+----------------------------------------+ 
|                                                                                 | 
+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ 
| Bernard Olivier, Executive Director    | +44 (0)7979 955923                     | 
+----------------------------------------+----------------------------------------+ 
| +61 408948182                          |                                        | 
+----------------------------------------+----------------------------------------+ 
|                                        |                                        | 
+----------------------------------------+----------------------------------------+ 
|                                        |                                        | 
+----------------------------------------+----------------------------------------+ 
| Nominated Advisor and Joint Broker     | Joint Broker                           | 
| Evolution Securities                   | Ambrian Partners                       | 
+----------------------------------------+----------------------------------------+ 
| Simon Edwards or Neil Elliot           | Richard Chase                          | 
+----------------------------------------+----------------------------------------+ 
| +44 (0)20 7071 4300                    | +44 (0)20 7634 4700                    | 
+----------------------------------------+----------------------------------------+ 
 
www.tanzaniteone.com 
 
 Glossary 
 
ct                                  carat 
dollar or $                    United States Dollar 
g/t                                 Grammes per tonne, measurement unit of grade 
(1g/t = 1 part per m) 
JORC code                 Australasian code for reporting of Mineral Resources 
and Ore Reserves 
On-mine cash costsOn-mine cash costs include mine operating costs, mine 
administration costs and royalty charges incurred at Merelani 
 
                      mine. 
tonne                           1 Metric tonne (1,000kg). 
 
 
 
This information is provided by RNS 
            The company news service from the London Stock Exchange 
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