Hortuusat Trading PLC Set to Transform Quartz into Diverse Services

Hortuusat Trading PLC Set to Transform Quartz into Diverse Services

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Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – Wednesday, July 23, 2025, 09:32 AM EAT – Hortusat Trading Place has announced the discovery of a promising new quartz mining site in Ethiopia, marking a significant expansion of its mineral trading operations. The site, featuring rich deposits of raw quartz with striking red and white hues, was uncovered through advanced excavation efforts using heavy machinery, as seen in recent operations.

The newly identified site showcases high-quality quartz deposits, poised to meet growing global demand in industries such as electronics, construction, and jewelry. Hortusat’s team has begun assessing the site’s potential, with initial findings suggesting substantial reserves that could bolster Ethiopia’s position in the international mineral market. The company’s expertise, honed through its successful opal trading ventures, is now being applied to this exciting new opportunity.

Excavation is underway with state-of-the-art equipment, ensuring efficient extraction while maintaining sustainable practices. Hortusat plans to invest in processing facilities to refine the quartz for high-purity applications, including semiconductor manufacturing and solar panel production. This development is expected to create jobs and stimulate economic growth in the region.

Hortusat Trading Place remains committed to responsible mining and community engagement, with plans to share further updates as the site is fully evaluated. For more information, visit [Hortuusat.com.et].

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – Wednesday, July 23, 2025, 09:25 AM EAT – Hortusat Trading Place is proud to announce its entry into the raw quartz market, showcasing a high-quality specimen recently unearthed from Ethiopia’s mineral-rich regions. This initiative highlights the company’s commitment to tapping into the growing demand for raw quartz, a versatile mineral with significant market potential.

The raw quartz, featuring a striking white and gray composition with natural inclusions, is sourced from mining areas known for their geological diversity. Hortusat is leveraging its expertise in mineral trading, previously established with opal exports, to position raw quartz as a viable commodity. The mineral’s durability and unique properties make it suitable for applications in electronics, construction, and jewelry, aligning with global market trends.

With the global quartz market projected to grow, Hortusat aims to supply high-purity raw quartz to industries such as semiconductors and optics. The company is exploring partnerships to enhance processing capabilities, ensuring the mineral meets international standards. This move is expected to bolster Ethiopia’s mineral export sector, creating new economic opportunities for local miners.

Looking ahead, Hortusat plans to expand its raw quartz operations, investing in sustainable mining practices and advanced extraction techniques. This initiative marks a strategic diversification for the company, reinforcing its role as a leader in Ethiopia’s gem and mineral trade.

Hortuusat Trading PLC Launches Pioneering Quartz Export from Ethiopia

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – July 10, 2025, 9:50 AM EAT – Hortuusat Trading PLC, a leading Ethiopian company licensed by the Ministry of Trade and Regional Integration (License No. MT/AA/2/0004325/2017), is breaking new ground in the global mineral trade with its launch of quartz exports. Guided by General Manager Mr. Sori Alemayehu Tesgera, the company is tapping into Ethiopia’s vast quartz reserves to supply markets in Asia and Europe.

This initiative underscores Ethiopia’s rising prominence in mineral exports, with quartz sourced from mineral-rich regions such as the Asosa Zone and Oromia. Based in Addis Ababa’s Nefas Silk-Lafto district, Hortuusat is leveraging its strategic location to streamline export operations, meeting global demand for quartz in industries like construction, electronics, and manufacturing.

Industry leaders commend Ethiopia’s expanding mineral sector, bolstered by government initiatives to liberalize the economy. Hortuusat’s commitment to sustainable mining and international collaboration is poised to enhance economic growth and job opportunities, following the country’s recent $1.36 billion gold export earnings in the first half of 2024/2025.

Though specific export volumes and target markets are yet to be fully disclosed, Hortuusat Trading PLC is set to reshape Ethiopia’s mineral trade landscape. The company extends an invitation to global partners to explore collaboration as it establishes itself as a key supplier in the international quartz market.