Kenmare Resources plc operates the Moma Titanium Minerals Mine on the northeast coast of Mozambique, ranking among the world's largest producers of titanium feedstocks including ilmenite and rutile, as well as zircon and mineral sands concentrates; founded in 1972 and headquartered in Dublin, Ireland, the company lists on the London Stock Exchange and Euronext Dublin under ticker KMR. The Moma Mine, which began commercial production in 2009, features extensive mineral resources supporting over 100 years of output at current rates and employs three wet concentrator plants (WCP A, B, and C) with dredge-based bulk mining of titanium-rich sands, processing heavy mineral concentrate into final products for export via a dedicated port facility to approximately 25 customers across more than 15 countries including China, Asia, Europe, and the United States. Core products comprise ilmenite as the primary revenue driver (typically over 70% of sales) used mainly for titanium dioxide pigment in paints, coatings, plastics, paper, cosmetics, textiles, foods, and pharmaceuticals; premium rutile for high-grade pigment applications; zircon primarily for ceramics such as tiles along with anti-perspirants, pharmaceuticals, and catalytic converters; and smaller volumes of mineral sands concentrates containing monazite with rare-earth elements. Recent developments include the ongoing $341 million upgrade and transition of WCP A from the Namalope ore zone to the larger Nataka zone by late 2025 to sustain long-term high-grade mining for 20 years, with 75% of the project budget committed by Q4 2024 and capital expenditure of $128 million guided for 2025; construction of a Selective Mining Operation (SMO) plant with commissioning in early 2025 to maintain ilmenite production levels despite planned downtime; termination in June 2025 of acquisition discussions with the Oryx Global Partners and Michael Carvill consortium after due diligence revealed valuation misalignment; progression toward renewal and modification of the Implementation Agreement with Mozambican authorities to extend mining rights; and sustained strong financial performance with over $300 million returned to shareholders via dividends and buybacks since 2019 alongside 2024 production of 1.11 million tonnes of finished products.