Billionaire Robert Friedland's Congo copper discovery is now worth 12 million tonnes of metal
Ivanhoe says the Makoko district in the DRC now holds about 12 million tonnes of contained copper, a 30% increase, with a scoping study in 2027.
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Ivanhoe says the Makoko district in the DRC now holds about 12 million tonnes of contained copper, a 30% increase, with a scoping study in 2027.
Ivanhoe Mines has shipped its first low-carbon copper anodes from Congo's Kamoa Kakula through Angola's Lobito Corridor to a German refinery.
Billionaire mine financier Robert Friedland has lit the first flame at Kamoa-Kakula, launching Africa’s largest copper smelter in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Friedland is the founder of Ivanhoe Mines, a leading player in the mining and precious metals sectors.