DRC - Located in the Central African Copperbelt, the world's third-largest copper reserve. The first phase of this major copper-cobalt project spans 8 years, involving the extraction of nearly 60 million tons of material.
Husab - Situated in Southwest Africa, this major uranium mine operates under the harsh and extremely arid conditions of the Namib Desert along the Atlantic coast.
Simandou - Located deep within Guinea's Simandou Mountains. The site features dense rainforests, isolated geography, and extreme terrain, presenting severe operational challenges.
The Kamoya Copper Cobalt Ore Project in DRC is located in the Central African copper and cobalt metallogenic belt, which is the third largest copper mineral resource rich area in the world. The first phase of the mine has an expected lifespan of 8-year, with a total amount of nearly 60 million tons of material to be stripped and mined.
The mining area is located deep within the Simandou Mountains in southeastern Guinea, covered by pristine rainforest and characterized by isolated geography and extreme terrain.
