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Company directory
Mining companies in Africa
AMIQ tracks the operators behind Africa's mines, every project they run, its phase, and the verified owner and consultant contacts suppliers need to win their business.
Subscribe to unlock each operator's project pipeline, the stage of every project and the procurement leads who sign the cheques.
The suppliers and EPCs who target mining companies with AMIQ
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The companies behind Africa's mines
Start with an operator, a commodity or a region. Each route leads to the projects underway, their phase and the verified contacts a supplier needs to open a conversation.
Company profiles
Major operators we track in depthSasol Mining
Runs the coal collieries that feed Sasol's coal-to-liquids and chemicals operations in South Africa.
View profile Platinum group metalsImpala Platinum
A leading platinum group metals producer, with operations on the South African Bushveld and Zimbabwe's Great Dyke.
View profile Diversified (coal, base metals, PGMs)Glencore Xstrata
Holds a diversified African portfolio spanning coal, base metals and platinum group metals.
View profile GoldEndeavour Mining
A gold producer focused on West Africa, with operating mines and growth projects across the region.
View profile Iron oreKumba Iron Ore
Mines iron ore in the Northern Cape, supplying export markets through its South African operations.
View profileBrowse companies by commodity
Operators grouped by what they mineBrowse by region
Where the operators are workingThe supplier edge
What a subscription opens on every operator
The four things a supplier wants ready before a brief reaches the open market, gathered against each mining company and refreshed as projects move.
Every project, with its phase
An operator's full project list and where each one stands, from feasibility through construction to a running mine, timed so your outreach arrives before the specification closes.
The parent group and the operating team
The corporate parent each asset reports into and the team that manages it on site, so you target the exact body that signs off vendor registration.
Mandated engineers and contractors
The consulting engineers and EPC firms appointed to the work, the intermediaries who shape scope and hand orders down to suppliers like you.
Verified buyers, named
Named, recently checked contacts for the procurement leads and decision-makers who release the budget, unlocked as soon as you subscribe.
Africa Mining IQ provides an excellent starting point for identifying and targeting new opportunities, with brilliant filters that allow us to understand project development with end users and consulting engineers. The contacts supplied provide the base to start developing relationships with key decision makers within the targeted project.
Why suppliers use AMIQ
Find and reach the right mining companies
Suppliers, EPCs and service firms come to AMIQ to find the operators worth pursuing and to reach the people who buy. The platform holds every mining company's projects in one place, the phase each one has reached, the parent group that owns it, and the engineers and contractors already mandated on the work.
Behind that sits the part that closes deals: the gated, verified contacts for the buyers and decision-makers who approve the spend. Rather than chasing tenders after they publish, you can see which projects are moving and register with the right entity early, while specifications are still open.
Use the directory above to start from a single operator, a commodity such as gold or copper, or a region such as South Africa. Every route leads back to the projects, phases and named contacts a supplier needs to open a conversation.
Reach the people who run Africa's mines
Project pipelines, ownership and verified buyer contacts for the mining companies across Africa, brought together in one subscription.
Questions suppliers ask
Mining companies in Africa: supplier FAQ
Which mining companies does AMIQ cover?
AMIQ tracks the operators behind mines and projects across Africa, from large diversified groups such as Glencore Xstrata to commodity-focused producers such as Sasol Mining, Impala Platinum, Endeavour Mining and Kumba Iron Ore. The platform holds more than 740 mine owners, so you can move from a single company straight to the projects it runs.
How do I find mining companies by commodity or region?
Use the directory on this page. The commodity chips group operators by what they mine, covering gold, copper, diamond, coal, platinum, chrome and manganese, while the region links narrow the field to Southern Africa, West Africa, South Africa or the continent as a whole.
What does AMIQ hold on each mining company?
For every operator, AMIQ records its projects and the phase each has reached, the parent group that owns it, the engineers and contractors mandated on the work, and the gated, verified contacts for the buyers who approve the spend. It is built for suppliers selling into these companies, not for the companies themselves.
How do suppliers reach mining-company decision-makers?
Most contracts are shaped long before they reach the open market. Knowing which mine is advancing, what stage it has hit and who holds the engineering mandate lets you approach at the right moment. AMIQ pairs that picture with named buyer contacts, so you can introduce yourself early and speak to whoever controls the budget.
Is the contact information verified?
Yes. The decision-maker contacts held against each project are checked and kept current, and they open the moment your subscription goes live. The platform itself is refreshed daily as project phases and ownership change.
