Namib Minerals

Namib Minerals is a diversified mining company specializing in the production, development, and exploration of gold, copper, and cobalt assets. With a primary operational focus in Sub-Saharan Africa, the company manages a portfolio that includes three historically significant gold mines in Zimbabwe—How Mine, Mazowe Mine, and Redwing Mine. How Mine, in particular, is a high-grade, cash-generating gold asset with a decades-long production history. Namib Minerals has also expanded into the exploration of battery metals, holding multiple copper and cobalt licenses in the Democratic Republic of Congo, aligning with global demand for materials critical to renewable energy and electric vehicle industries. The company emphasizes operational safety, sustainability, and community development, consistently engaging with local populations through initiatives in healthcare, education, and infrastructure. Following a significant merger and business combination, Namib Minerals has become one of the largest African mining companies to go public in the United States, highlighting its growing role as a key player in the global minerals supply chain and its commitment to both financial performance and responsible resource extraction.