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Kamoa Copper
We go beyond mining!
At Kamoa Copper, we stand at the forefront of the global mining industry, driving innovation and setting new standards of excellence.
Kamoa Copper SA, stands out for its commitment to being among the copper producers with low CO2 emissions per tonne of copper produced, thanks to powering its operations with hydroelectric energy and the development of green energy projects.
The importance placed on relationships with communities goes beyond compliance, Kamoa actively supports the economic development of communities, integrating the creation and support of community businesses into its value chain.
Kamoa Copper is building Africa’s largest smelter, which is expected to be operational in 2025.
Kamoa Copper: The Journey
In partnership with Ivanhoe Mines, Zijin Mining, and the government of the DRC, we’ve transitioned from exploration to production over a period of 27 years. Our efforts not only cement the DRC as a global leader in copper production but also serve as a model for sustainable development.
Beyond Mining – Our Stories
The heart of our story isn’t just about copper; it’s about people. We recognise our responsibility to the communities that host our operations. Through various sustainable initiatives, we’re investing in education, healthcare, livelihood creation, and infrastructure – empowering individuals, and fostering growth. Explore our latest news and stories here:
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Kamoa Copper Publishes GISTM Public Disclosure for Kakula Tailings Storage Facility, Reinforcing Commitment to Safety and Transparency
KOLWEZI, DRC – 30 September 2026 – Kamoa Copper has published its Global...
We are proud to announce that the first copper...
Lualaba, DRC – December 30 2025 – In accordance...
On November 21, 2025, Kamoa Copper officially...
The land of Luilu and Musokantanda vibrated to...
Kamoa Centre d’Excellence
Creating an environment to educate multiple generations. KCE is a higher education facility built by Kamoa Copper to create the future leaders of the DRC’s mining industry.