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JSE: ARI
Diversified
AR
African Rainbow Minerals
Diversified South African mining group founded in 2003 by Patrice Motsepe through a merger of his mining interests, making him one of the first black industrialists to control a major JSE-listed miner. Motsepe remains its non-executive chairman.
Sandton
3 stories
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A
JSE: AFT
Diversified
A
Afrimat
Diversified South African materials and mining group founded in 2006 and listed on the JSE. It has expanded from construction aggregates into bulk commodities such as iron ore and manganese through a series of acquisitions.
Bellville
AG
TSX: AAUC
Gold
AG
Allied Gold
Canadian gold miner founded in 2011 by former Yamana Gold chief executive Peter Marrone, built through the acquisition of African assets from Endeavour Mining and other sellers. It listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange in 2023.
Toronto
2 stories
TSXV: AFM
Diversified
AR
Alphamin Resources
Tin miner headquartered in Mauritius and dual-listed on the TSX Venture Exchange and JSE AltX. Its Bisie mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo hosts some of the world's highest-grade tin deposits.
Grand Baie
2 stories
LSE: AAL
Diversified
AA
Anglo American
London-headquartered diversified miner that traces its roots to Johannesburg, where Ernest Oppenheimer founded the Anglo American Corporation in 1917. After demerging its platinum business as Valterra Platinum in 2025 and agreeing to sell its steelmaking coal unit, the group is reshaping itself around copper, premium iron ore and crop nutrients while preparing to merge with Teck Resources to form Anglo Teck.
London
8 stories
NYSE: AU
Gold
AA
AngloGold Ashanti
Gold miner formed in 2004 by the merger of AngloGold and the Ashanti Goldfields Corporation. It completed a corporate restructuring in September 2023 that moved its primary listing to the New York Stock Exchange and its domicile to England, while keeping secondary listings in Johannesburg, on A2X and in Accra.
Greenwood Village
4 stories
Manganese
A
Assmang
Unlisted South African iron ore and manganese producer incorporated in 1935, owned in equal 50:50 shares by Assore and African Rainbow Minerals. It ranks among the country's largest exporters of both commodities.
Sandton
2 stories
TSX: BTO
Gold
B
B2Gold
Canadian gold miner founded in 2007 by former Bema Gold executives after Bema was acquired by Kinross. It has grown through acquisitions including Central Sun Mining, CGA Mining and Papillon Resources, and is listed in Toronto and New York.
Vancouver
2 stories
NYSE: B
Gold
BM
Barrick Mining
Canadian gold and copper miner renamed from Barrick Gold Corporation in 2025 to reflect its growing copper business. Listed in New York and Toronto, it settled a long-running dispute with Mali's government over its Loulo-Gounkoto complex in November 2025, agreeing to pay about $430m and resume operational control.
Toronto
2 stories
NYSE American: CMCL
Gold
CM
Caledonia Mining
Gold miner incorporated in 1992 and now domiciled in Jersey, best known for acquiring Zimbabwe's Blanket mine in 2006. Its shares trade on the NYSE American with depositary interests on London's AIM market.
Bulawayo
9 stories
SSE: 603993
Copper
C
CMOC
Chinese miner, formerly China Molybdenum Company, that has grown into one of the world's largest producers of cobalt and a major copper producer through its Congolese subsidiaries. It is listed in both Shanghai and Hong Kong with state-owned entities holding a minority stake.
Luanchuan
5 stories
Diamonds
DB
De Beers
The diamond miner and marketer founded by Cecil Rhodes in 1888, now owned 85% by Anglo American and 15% by the government of Botswana. After years of weak demand and competition from lab-grown stones, Anglo is running a sale process for the business. It remains the world's leading diamond producer by value through its southern African joint ventures.
London
9 stories
JSE: DRD
Gold
D
DRDGold
South African gold producer, formerly Durban Roodepoort Deep, that specialises in retreating gold from historic surface tailings rather than conventional underground mining. Sibanye-Stillwater holds a 50.1% majority stake in the company.
Roodepoort
2 stories
LSE: EDV
Gold
EM
Endeavour Mining
London-headquartered gold producer built through a series of mergers, including with Semafo and Teranga Gold, into the largest gold miner focused solely on West Africa. It is a FTSE 100 constituent listed in London and Toronto.
London
3 stories
E
Diamonds
E
Endiama
Angola's state-owned diamond company, founded in 1981 as successor to the colonial-era Diamang concession. Endiama holds exclusive rights over diamond mining concessions across Angola and partners with foreign miners in joint ventures such as Catoca.
Luanda
Diversified
ER
Eurasian Resources Group
Privately held mining and metals group formed in December 2013 when its founders and the Kazakh state took Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation private, delisting it from the London and Kazakhstan stock exchanges. Kazakhstan retains a 40% shareholding alongside the founding Ibragimov, Mashkevitch and Chodiev families.
Luxembourg City
3 stories
JSE: EXX
Coal
E
Exxaro
Diversified South African miner created in 2006 when Kumba Resources was restructured and its coal and mineral sands assets were combined with Eyesizwe Coal. It is now among South Africa's largest thermal coal producers and holds a 20% stake in Sishen Iron Ore Company, its former sister company under Kumba Iron Ore.
Centurion
3 stories
GL
SZSE: 002460
Battery metals
GL
Ganfeng Lithium
China's largest lithium salt producer, founded in 2000 by Li Liangbin and dual-listed in Shenzhen and Hong Kong. It took full ownership of Mali's Goulamina lithium project in 2024-2025 by buying out its former partner, Leo Lithium.
Xinyu
Copper
G
Gécamines
Congolese state-owned mining company headquartered in Lubumbashi, successor to the colonial-era Union Minière du Haut-Katanga. It sits on some of the world's largest copper and cobalt deposits and holds minority stakes in most of the DRC's major copper-cobalt joint ventures.
Lubumbashi
5 stories
LSE: GLEN
Diversified
G
Glencore
Anglo-Swiss commodity trader and miner listed in London and Johannesburg, and a member of the FTSE 100. Its industrial mining division spans copper, cobalt, zinc, nickel, coal and ferroalloys, complementing one of the world's largest physical commodity marketing businesses.
Baar
13 stories
JSE: HAR
Gold
HG
Harmony Gold
South Africa's largest gold miner by output, founded in 1950 and based in Randfontein on the West Rand. Harmony has spent the past decade buying up deep-level mines and is now diversifying into copper, completing its $1.01bn purchase of MAC Copper, owner of Australia's CSA mine, in October 2025.
Randfontein
3 stories
SSE: 603799
Battery metals
HC
Huayou Cobalt
Chinese battery-materials group headquartered in Zhejiang that began processing Congolese cobalt in 2006 before moving into direct mining. It is the world's largest cobalt refiner by market share and is listed in Shanghai.
Tongxiang
2 stories
JM
LSE: JLP
Mining services
JM
Jubilee Metals Group
London-listed metals recovery specialist founded in 2001 that treats surface tailings and third-party ore rather than operating conventional mines. It trades on London's AIM market and South Africa's A2X.
London
Copper
KC
Kamoto Copper Company
Unlisted Congolese copper and cobalt producer majority owned by Glencore, with the state miner Gécamines holding the remaining stake. Its Kamoto mine near Musonoi has been described as the world's largest active cobalt mine.
Kolwezi
5 stories
LSE: KMR
Diversified
KR
Kenmare Resources
Irish mineral sands producer founded in 1972 and headquartered in Dublin, primary-listed on the London Stock Exchange with a secondary listing on Euronext Dublin. It is the world's fourth-largest producer of titanium feedstocks.
Dublin
2 stories
LSE: KOD
Battery metals
KM
Kodal Minerals
AIM-listed lithium developer that began production at Mali's Bougouni project in February 2025 and officially opened its Stage 1 operation in November 2025. The Malian government holds a direct stake in the project company alongside Kodal.
London
1 story
K
LSE: KRPZ
Diversified
K
Kropz
AIM-listed phosphate developer incorporated in 2018 and based in Hitchin, England, focused on rock phosphate projects in Africa. Its main shareholder and offtake partner is Norway's Yara International.
Hitchin
JSE: KIO
Iron ore
KI
Kumba Iron Ore
Africa's largest iron ore producer and a JSE-listed subsidiary of Anglo American. Kumba was created in November 2006 when Kumba Resources was restructured, with its coal and mineral sands assets going to Exxaro. The company sells almost all of its high-grade ore to export markets through the Saldanha Bay port.
Centurion
6 stories
TSX: LUC
Diamonds
LD
Lucara Diamond
Canadian diamond miner founded in 2009 by Lukas Lundin, Eira Thomas and Catherine McLeod-Seltzer, part of the Lundin Group of Companies. It is listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange and is known for recovering some of the largest gem-quality diamonds ever found.
Vancouver
3 stories
CSE: MNG
Diversified
M
Managem
Moroccan mining group founded in 1930, part of the royal holding company Al Mada, that extracts and markets base metals, precious metals and cobalt across Africa. It is listed on the Casablanca Stock Exchange.
Casablanca
3 stories
HKEX: 1208
Copper
M
MMG
Melbourne-headquartered base metals miner majority owned by China Minmetals, which holds a 67.49% stake. It is listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and operates copper and other base metal mines across several continents.
Melbourne
1 story
TSXV: MAU
Gold
MG
Montage Gold
Canadian gold developer listed on the TSX Venture Exchange, building what it describes as the world's largest gold project currently under construction. Construction of its Koné project in Côte d'Ivoire began in December 2024.
Vancouver
3 stories
Copper
MC
Mopani Copper Mines
Zambian copper and cobalt producer founded in 2000 around the former Zambia Consolidated Copper Mines' Mufulira and Nkana operations. Ownership passed from ZCCM-IH to the UAE's International Resources Holding, which bought a 51% stake in March 2024.
Kitwe
2 stories
Uranium
O
Orano
French state-controlled nuclear fuel-cycle company created in 2017 from the restructuring of Areva. It is the world's third-largest uranium producer, though its Niger business has been largely dismantled by that country's military government since 2023.
Châtillon
4 stories
ASX: PDN
Uranium
PE
Paladin Energy
Western Australian uranium producer founded in 1993 that restarted Namibia's Langer Heinrich mine in 2024 after placing it on care and maintenance in 2018. It is dual-listed on the ASX and TSX.
Perth
2 stories
ASX: RSG
Gold
RM
Resolute Mining
Australian gold miner listed on the ASX and LSE that concentrates entirely on West African operations. Its Mali business was disrupted through 2025 by a dispute with the government, including the brief detention of its chief executive, and its Syama mine continues to face security-related supply disruptions in 2026.
Perth
3 stories
Chrome
SC
Samancor Chrome
Unlisted South African producer founded in 1975 that grew through acquisitions into one of the world's largest integrated ferrochrome producers. It is headquartered in Sandton.
Sandton
2 stories
SR
Coal
SR
Seriti Resources
Majority black-owned South African coal producer built up since 2016 through the purchase of Anglo American's and, later, South32's domestic thermal coal mines. It is now Eskom's largest coal supplier, providing roughly a third of the utility's annual coal needs.
Illovo
JSE: SSW
PGMs
SS
Sibanye-Stillwater
Johannesburg-based precious metals group built through a run of acquisitions after Gold Fields spun off its older South African gold mines in the early 2010s. It is one of the world's largest primary producers of platinum, palladium and rhodium and a major gold producer. Richard Stewart, who succeeded founding CEO Neal Froneman, has put further dealmaking on hold in favour of cost cuts and organic projects.
Johannesburg
14 stories
S
ASX: S32
Diversified
S
South32
Diversified miner spun out of BHP Billiton on 18 May 2015 to house a portfolio of aluminium, manganese, coal and base-metal assets. It is listed in Perth with secondary listings in Johannesburg and London.
Perth
1 story
SR
ASX: SYR
Battery metals
SR
Syrah Resources
Australian graphite miner listed on the ASX that owns one of the world's largest graphite deposits in Mozambique. It has pursued vertical integration into battery materials through a processing plant in Louisiana.
Melbourne
LSE: THS
PGMs
T
Tharisa
Dual PGM and chrome producer founded in 2008 and incorporated in Cyprus, listed on both the London and Johannesburg exchanges. Its integrated model markets chrome concentrate alongside platinum group metals from the same ore.
Paphos
13 stories
JSE: THA
Coal
TR
Thungela Resources
South African thermal coal producer demerged from Anglo American in June 2021, when Anglo unbundled its South African thermal coal business to shareholders. It listed simultaneously on the JSE and the London Stock Exchange.
Johannesburg
3 stories
JSE: VAL
PGMs
VP
Valterra Platinum
The world's largest primary platinum producer, formerly known as Anglo American Platinum. It became fully independent when Anglo American demerged it in May 2025 and then sold its remaining 19.9% stake in September 2025 for R44.1bn. The company runs an integrated PGM business spanning mines, smelters and refineries.
Johannesburg
9 stories
ASX: WAF
Gold
WA
West African Resources
Australian gold developer and producer focused entirely on Burkina Faso, where it poured first gold at its Sanbrado project in March 2020. It is listed on the ASX.
Perth
2 stories
ASX: ZIM
PGMs
Z
Zimplats
Platinum group metals producer incorporated in 1994 and registered in Guernsey, majority owned by South Africa's Impala Platinum. It is the larger of the two big PGM miners operating on Zimbabwe's Great Dyke.
Harare
3 stories
