In 2024, Mashwa Minerals launched the Delta Amacuro Project, its first wholly owned international mining site, located Bolívar State, Venezuela. This gold mining operation was the culmination of a two-year-long exploration initiative, marking a significant milestone in Mashwa's international expansion and demonstrating its growing expertise in the Venezuelan mining sector.

The Delta Amacuro Project was strategically developed to capitalize on the proven gold reserves in the region, identified through extensive exploration and feasibility studies conducted between 2022 and 2024.

The project is equipped with state-of-the-art mining and processing facilities, designed to optimize gold recovery while adhering to Mashwa's commitment to sustainable and responsible mining practices. The inclusion of advanced energy-efficient systems and eco-friendly waste management solutions reflects the company's focus on minimizing the environmental impact of its operations.

As a wholly owned operation, the Delta Amacuro Project positions Mashwa as a significant contributor to the local economy in Bolívar State. The project has created numerous employment opportunities and fostered partnerships with local businesses and suppliers. Mashwa has also prioritized collaboration with regional stakeholders and Indigenous communities, ensuring that the project aligns with local development goals. Key initiatives include workforce training programs, investments in community infrastructure, and environmental conservation projects aimed at preserving the area’s natural resources. These efforts highlight Mashwa's ongoing commitment to fostering sustainable growth and strong community relationships.