Highlights
- Malawi could generate $30 billion in mineral exports from 2026–2040 under the World Bank's base case, with annual exports near $3 billion by 2034.
- Lindian Resources has a binding deal to supply Iluka 6,000 dry metric tonnes of monazite concentrate annually for ~15 years, feeding Australia's Eneabba refinery.
- The Malawi–Australia corridor offers a non-Chinese separation route, but Malawi captures only concentrate-level margins while higher-value processing occurs offshore.
- The World Bank warns infrastructure, skills, and regulation could constrain development, framing Malawi's mining future as an execution story, not a guaranteed boom.
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