EXPLORE
Opportunities for Trade, Natural Resources, Services and Tools, Locate Mines, Plan Visits.
INVEST
Recent Discoveries, Opening of Concessions, Project Evaluation, Negotiation and Transactions…
THRIVE
Opportunity Assessment, Network of Strategic Partners, Exploration and Exploitation Techniques.
Marketplace
- Tin 33 051,50 USD 1,38%
- Zinc 2 882,00 USD 1,86%
- Nickel 15 425,00 USD 1,98%
- Plomb 1 970,15 USD 0,69%
- Aluminium 2 294,00 USD 6,20%
- COPPER GRADE 9 532,10 USD 2,26%
- Syylver 32,26 USD 8,35%
- Palladium 973,00 USD 6,16%
- Gold 3 222,15 USD 8,07%
opportunities
At Congo Gold Marketplace, we showcase exceptional trade opportunities in the field of strategic commodities in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Our goal is to provide you with a comprehensive and reliable platform to discover and capitalize on these opportunities. Here’s what you can expect from our Opportunities section:
Resource Diversity
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is blessed with an abundance of natural resources, making it one of the most promising destinations for investors in the strategic commodities sector. Here’s an overview of the key resources you can explore on our platform:
Procedures
Congo Gold Marketplace supports you in all procedural steps.
There are two main options for investing in the mining sector:
- Partnership with portfolio companies or other entities already holding mining concessions.
- Applying for mining titles from the Mining Cadastre (CAMI) in accordance with the following conditions and procedures:
1. Research permit
- Submit the application in triplicate to the Central or Provincial Mining Cadastre concerned.
The application must include:
- The form obtained from the Mining Cadastre desk (CAMI), duly completed and signed.
- The company’s statutes, RCCM (trade registry), and proof of publication in the Official Journal.
- Notification of the tax identification number…
100 tons
Of Coltan Each Year
1100
Different Mineral Substances
200 000
Jobs in the mining sector
2 000 000 000 $
Foreign Investments in the Mining Sector
