Mining

Africa is one of the world’s largest producers of many essential minerals, with abundant metal and mineral deposits across the continent, including gold, diamonds, cobalt and bauxite as well as iron ore and coal and copper.

The majority of electrical devices we use today depend on a variety of minerals, many of which are mined in Africa. These minerals include tungsten and gold, tin and cobalt, the latter of which is mainly used in the manufacture of lithium batteries, and is often produced as by-products of copper nickel mining.

Gold is also used in a variety of industries, including medicine and aerospace. The largest gold deposits are in Australia, Russia, South Africa, and West Africa. A large number of African countries possess platinum-group metals, which are crucial for proton exchange membrane applications and help exploit the zero-emissions potential of hydrogen as well.

The African mining industry plays a crucial role in the global supply of mineral commodities.

We are going beyond general real estate investment opportunities and solving the societal problem of quality sustainable affordable housing. We have now diversified our portfolio into mining given the high demand for global mineral commodities.

West Africa is an attractive investment destination due to abundant natural resources, especially gold.Africa participates in global value chains by exporting minerals for further processing and manufacturing. African countries trade both within the continent and with other regions