Africa Infrastructure Development Group
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Native copper specimen, shown as a reference mineral photograph
All projectsDRC / Programme under development

Mining Value Chains in the DRC

AIDG invites operators, processors, investors and buyers to propose partnerships in mineral sourcing, local processing and trade.

Share your company profile and the cooperation you have in mind.
Programme overview

Connect supply, processing and markets.

AIDG is seeking qualified partners for a mining value chain programme in the DRC.

Industrial processing infrastructure, shown for context

Local value addition

Explore processing partnerships that increase the value retained in the DRC.

Port and freight infrastructure, shown for context

Access to markets

Connect qualified suppliers, industrial partners and international buyers.

Minerals of interest

Six minerals. Potential partnerships.

Opportunities depend on feasibility, qualified partners and required authorisations.

  • Gold mineral specimen

    Gold

  • Copper mineral specimen

    Copper

  • Cobalt metal specimen

    Cobalt

  • Cassiterite mineral specimen

    Cassiterite

    Tin ore
  • Columbite-tantalite in quartz

    Coltan

  • Wolframite mineral specimen

    Wolframite

Reference specimens, not programme samples. Photo credits

Development opportunities

Where we can work together.

Enhanced copy of the columbite-tantalite reference specimen
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Traceability and compliance

Consider responsible sourcing, traceability and regulatory requirements.

Discuss an opportunity
AIDG's CEO speaking with Latvian business stakeholdersAIDG business engagement in Latvia
AIDG's role

From opportunity to a structured proposal.

AIDG develops opportunities and facilitates partnerships. Our proposed support covers three areas.

  • Assess the opportunity

    Review information and identify the next development steps.

  • Structure the proposal

    Prepare project materials and a development roadmap.

  • Connect partners

    Identify suitable technical, commercial and financial partners.

Discuss your proposal
Propose a partnership

Propose a mining partnership.

We welcome preliminary proposals from qualified organisations across the value chain.

  • Mining operators
  • Authorised suppliers and cooperatives
  • Processors
  • International buyers
  • Investors
  • Logistics providers

Send your company profile, relevant experience and a brief proposal to start the discussion.

Start the conversation

Propose a Partnership

AIDG will assess feasibility, compliance, credentials and strategic fit.

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Services, fees and working arrangements

Scope, deliverables, timing and commercial terms are agreed in writing before work begins.

Professional fees

Cover the services and deliverables defined in the mandate.

Development budget

Studies, outreach, travel and third-party work require an approved budget or express inclusion in the mandate.

Success fee, where agreed

Requires a defined basis and verifiable event, such as funds disbursed or a completed transaction.

No universal commission rate applies. Additional work and expenses require agreement under the mandate.

Under development and structuring

AIDG is a project developer and facilitator, not a financing institution. This programme does not represent that permits, contracts, funding or operating assets are secured. Activities depend on feasibility, due diligence, required authorisations and definitive agreements. Purchasing, processing and export must be carried out by authorised entities. This overview is not a securities offer or financing commitment.

Image credits

Industrial and logistics photographs provide context; they do not represent programme assets. The AIDG engagement photograph was taken in Latvia. Mineral photographs show reference specimens.

Opportunity cards 3-5 use enhanced, reframed reproductions. Card 3 is based on the LTRK engagement photograph. Card 5 adapts the coltan photograph credited below under the same licence. Source photographs elsewhere remain unmodified.