One Bullion Highlights Rapid Growth and Expanding African Gold Portfolio

Why It Matters

The rollout positions One Bullion to become a major gold producer in a stable, under‑explored African jurisdiction, delivering significant upside for shareholders and diversifying global gold supply.

Key Takeaways

• One Bullion completed RTO, now publicly listed in market.
• Controls >5,000 km² across three African greenstone belts.
• Vumba project slated for $1M drill program this summer.
• Maitengwe and Kraaipan to begin geophysics and drilling in Q3‑Q4.
• Institutional investors now hold >40% of stock after $5M raise.

Summary

One Bullion, Africa’s largest gold mining and exploration firm, announced its recent reverse‑takeover (RTO) and outlined an aggressive 2026 work plan across three greenstone‑belt projects.

The company now controls over 5,000 km² in Zimbabwe, with flagship Vumba on the same belt as the prolific Zimbabwe Blanket mine, plus Maitengwe and Kraaipan, each hosting dozens of targets and legacy artisanal workings. A $5 million capital raise funded a $1 million drill program at Vumba and set up geophysical surveys by Excalibur for all three sites.

CEO Adam Berk highlighted that Vumba already contains 15 artisanal mines and roughly 111 drill holes, while Kraaipan boasts 48 identified targets awaiting modern exploration. He noted that more than 40 % of the post‑RTO share base now belongs to long‑term institutional investors.

If the planned drilling and geophysics confirm the inferred resources, One Bullion could quickly transition from exploration to production, offering investors exposure to a politically stable, under‑explored African mining jurisdiction and potentially reshaping the continent’s gold supply dynamics.

Original Description

One Bullion CEO Adam Berk joined Steve Darling from Proactive to discuss the company’s rapid growth following its recent public listing and its expanding gold exploration footprint across Africa.

Berk explained that One Bullion Ltd has quickly established a strong presence, controlling more than 5,000 square kilometres across three key projects: Vumba, Maitengwe, and Kraaipan. He emphasized the strength of the company’s operating region, describing it as one of Africa’s most attractive mining jurisdictions—politically stable, transparent, and largely underexplored—offering significant upside potential for discovery.

Vumba stands out as the company’s flagship asset, already supported by legacy drilling and ongoing artisanal mining activity. One Bullion plans to initiate geophysical surveys within the next 60 days, followed by a targeted drill program exceeding $1 million later this year.

Maitengwe is expected to follow with exploration activity in the third quarter, while Kraaipan represents a longer-term “blue sky” opportunity. The project hosts 48 identified targets, with exploration programs planned through 2027.

Berk also highlighted strong corporate momentum, including the completion of a reverse takeover (RTO), a $5 million capital raise, and growing institutional participation. He added that 2026 is shaping up to be a transformative year as the company advances multiple projects in parallel.

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