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AMIQ tracks the mining companies operating across Zambia: what each one is building, how far along it is, and the checked owner and consultant contacts a supplier needs to win the work.
A subscription opens each operator's pipeline of Zambian projects, the stage every one of them has reached, and the buyers who release the budget.
Suppliers and EPCs already use AMIQ to win work with Zambia's miners






Browse the directory
Pick an operator below, jump to copper, or open the wider region. Whichever you choose, you land on the live projects, the stage they have hit, and the named buyers worth an introduction.
A global gold and copper producer with long-standing interests on the Zambian Copperbelt.
8 projects tracked on AMIQOperates some of Zambia's largest copper mines and ranks among the country's biggest producers.
7 projects tracked on AMIQZambia's state mining-investment holding, with stakes across many of the country's copper operations.
5 projects tracked on AMIQAn exploration company advancing copper and base-metal prospects in Zambia.
3 projects tracked on AMIQA copper-focused explorer and developer working assets in Zambia.
3 projects tracked on AMIQA Chinese state-linked group with copper mining and smelting interests in Zambia.
2 projects tracked on AMIQThe supplier edge
Everything a supplier wants in hand before a Copperbelt tender goes public, held against each company here and kept fresh as Zambian projects advance.
A complete list of an operator's Zambian projects with the stage each has reached, whether early study, build, or producing mine, so you can time an approach while the spec is still being written.
Who ultimately owns each Zambian asset and who runs it day to day, pointing you straight at the entity that approves vendor registration rather than a switchboard.
The consultants and EPC firms already appointed to a mine, the people who set the specification and pass packages of work out to vendors.
Current, checked details for the procurement and budget-holders who hold the purse strings on a project, which unlock the moment your subscription starts.
We are pleased with the lead generation and have successfully landed 5 new deals within the first year of us subscribing to the Africa Mining IQ Portal.
Why suppliers subscribe
Zambia is the heart of Africa's copper industry. The traditional Copperbelt in the north and the emerging North-Western "New Copperbelt" host a mix of global majors and smaller juniors, and the country sits among the world's leading copper producers. For a supplier, that concentration of activity is exactly where the work is.
AMIQ gathers those operators in a single platform: what each company is building in Zambia, how far along it is, who owns it, and which consultants and contractors already hold a mandate. Sitting behind all of that are the gated, checked details for the buyers who sign off spend, letting you reach an operator and its advisers early, before a specification hardens.
Begin from the directory at the top of this page: pick one operator, narrow to copper in Zambia, or widen out. For the national view, see mining in Zambia and the rest of Southern Africa.
One subscription, every Zambian operator: their live pipelines, who owns and runs them, and the checked buyer contacts who hold the budget.
Supplier questions answered
Coverage runs from copper majors like First Quantum Minerals and Barrick Mining Corporation to the state holding ZCCM Investments Holdings and juniors including Galileo Resources, Koryx Copper and China Nonferrous Metal Mining. From any one of them you can step straight through to the Zambian projects it is running.
The bulk of activity sits on the traditional Copperbelt in the north and in the emerging North-Western Province, often called the "New Copperbelt". Copper leads, with cobalt and gold alongside it. The directory on this page lets you move from an operator to a commodity or to the wider region.
Per company, you get its Zambian projects with their current stage, the ownership chain above each asset, the consultants and contractors carrying a mandate, and gated contact details for the people who sign off purchases. The whole thing is angled at vendors selling into these miners, not at the miners themselves.
By the time a package hits the open market, the decisions are usually made. Seeing which Copperbelt mine is moving, where it sits in its lifecycle and which firm owns the engineering brief tells you when to step in. AMIQ adds the named buyers to that, so a cold introduction lands with the person who actually signs.
It is. Each buyer record tied to a project is checked, kept up to date, and made available as soon as you subscribe. Across the platform, project stages and ownership are refreshed every day.