Twin Hills Moves From Development Into Construction
SOURCE SIGNAL
The Twin Hills Gold Project moved into physical construction during September 2025, with bulk earthworks and civil works underway and contractors mobilised on site.
The transition marks an important change in the status of the project: from studies, approvals and development planning into the physical implementation of a new Namibian mine.
Osino Resources identifies Twin Hills as a major gold development with estimated project capital of approximately US$475 million and planned average annual gold production of approximately 162,000 ounces.
The commencement of construction therefore represents tangible capital deployment into new productive capacity rather than another exploration or prospective mining announcement.
COUNTRY IMPACT
Twin Hills demonstrates how Namibia’s mineral potential is translating into substantial new investment on the ground.
Construction of a new mine generates economic activity across a much wider value chain than the mining operation itself. Civil works, engineering, equipment, energy, water, logistics, procurement, accommodation, professional services and workforce requirements all contribute to the wider economic impact of the investment.
Once operational, Twin Hills is expected to add new gold-production capacity and employment while contributing to Namibia’s export economy.
The project also strengthens an important investment signal for Namibia: international capital is progressing beyond mineral exploration and project evaluation into large-scale construction and long-term productive assets.
That distinction matters for investors assessing whether Namibia’s emerging opportunities are translating into actual economic activity.
RELEVANCE TO SUNGATE
The economic effects of major mining projects extend beyond the mine site.
Large-scale developments require the movement of people, equipment, technical expertise and supplies between international markets, Windhoek and operating areas throughout Namibia. They also create demand for logistics, offices, accommodation, vehicle services, warehousing and other supporting commercial activity.
Hosea Kutako International Airport is a principal entry point for international investors, specialists, contractors and business travellers participating in Namibia’s mining economy.
Sungate’s position adjacent to HKIA and at the convergence of air, road and rail places it within the infrastructure network supporting that broader investment activity.
Twin Hills therefore matters to Sungate not because the mine is located beside the development, but because it provides further evidence of the capital-intensive economic expansion that increases demand for well-connected commercial and supporting-service locations in Namibia.
SOURCE
Osino Resources. “Twin Hills Gold Project.” 30 September 2025.
