Shares in Kenmare rise 6% as miner weathers worst of Covid-19 storm

Kenmare Resources brought its titanium minerals mine in Mozambique to production in April 2007. Pictured at the company's AGM in the Westbury Hotel, Dublin were Michael Carvill, Managing Director Kenmare Resources with Charles Carvill, Chairman. Picture Jason Clarke

Shares in mining firm Kenmare Resources climbed as it weathered the Covid-19 global economic shock better than once feared and said the outlook was now "robust".               

The ilmenite and zircon products it ships from its huge Moma Titanium Minerals mine in Mozambique are used to make paints, paper, plastics, and chemicals in factories across the world.