The mining sector in the DRC
The Congolese mining sector exploits exceptional deposits of cobalt, copper, diamonds, and rare earth elements, positioning the DRC among the world's major mineral producers. With its modern industrial mines, ongoing exploration projects, and international partnerships, the DRC is developing a strategic mining industry that forms the backbone of the national economy.
DRC – Mines
– One of the main producers of tin
The DRC is one of Africa's leading producers of tin, a metal essential for the manufacture of electronic circuits. Alphamin operates one of...
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DRC – Mines
– World’s leading producer of cobalt
The DRC is home to more than 50% of the world's reserves, mainly located in the provinces of Haut-Katanga and ...
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DRC – Mines
– The new Mining Code and the law on subcontracting
In 2018, the DRC enacted a law revising the 2002 Mining Code to encourage local development...
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DRC – Mines
– Diversification of mining
The Democratic Republic of Congo is known for its mining potential, representing no fewer than 1,100 different mineral substances.
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Appointed Minister of Mines in April 2021, Antoinette Nsamba Kalambayi is at the...
In 2018, the DRC enacted a law revising the 2002 Mining Code to encourage local mineral processing. To strengthen local processing, the authorities have...
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The DRC is home to over 501,000 tonnes of the world's reserves, primarily located in the Haut-Katanga and Lualaba provinces. It accounts for over 701,000 tonnes of the world's issuance.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo is known for its mining potential, representing no fewer than 1,100 different mineral substances. Accounting for more than 201,000 tons of GDP, the mining sector is...
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The DRC is one of Africa's leading producers of tin, a metal essential for the manufacture of electronic circuits. Alphamin operates one of the country's industrial mines and produces more than 100,000 annually.
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