Kenmare Resources (LON:KMR) said it has re-opened its Moma Titanium Minerals Mine in Mozambique a month after a settling pond broke its banks.
A four-year-old girl is missing, presumed dead, while 388 homes in the neighbouring village were affected.
Kenmare says ongoing help and support is being offered to the family of the young girl, while 336 of the houses have been repaired.
At the same time repairs and improvements to strengthen the pond wall have been completed and approved, allowing Kenmare to re-start production.
It must first build a stockpile of fresh heavy mineral concentrate (HMC).
“In order to allow this HMC to dry, the minerals separation plant will continue to operate for the next 10 days on a stockpile produced during the commissioning of the plant, following which we will revert to processing fresh HMC,” the company said in a release to the stock exchange.