We are proud to collaborate with Aarava Khanij B.V., a Netherlands-registered global mining and mineral technology company operating across Africa and Asia. Aarava Khanij is actively developing a diversified portfolio of copper, nickel, gold, and coal assets, supported by an advanced ecosystem of technology-led processing, transparent governance, and ESG-aligned operational standards.

With active mining concessions in Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Mauritania, and the Philippines, and a technological innovation hub in the UAE, Aarava Khanij brings scale, expertise, and deep resource capabilities to emerging markets. Their commitment to responsible mining, innovation, and transparent investment models aligns strongly with our shared vision for sustainable industrial ecosystems.

Aarava Khanij is also pioneering the integration of digital tools such as AI-enabled monitoring, real-time reporting platforms, and advanced extraction technologies - including non-cyanide leaching systems and reduced-energy metal recovery processes. These innovations position the company at the forefront of environmentally conscious mineral production and supply chain traceability.

Aarava Khanij BV – Global Project Portfolio

Aarava Khanij operates a growing portfolio of high-value mining projects across multiple jurisdictions:

In the Philippines, Aarava Khanij operates two major coal assets: the Vintage 21 Coal Mining concession, which spans 2,000 hectares under full ownership along with an additional 2,000 hectares where the company holds a 15% stake, and the Mega Matrix Mineral Inc. coal project covering 18,000 hectares.

In Tanzania, the company manages a portfolio of copper and gold projects including the Dodoma Copper Project spread across 7,000 hectares, the 1,700-hectare Dodoma Copper Project, and the Sarvam Gold concession covering 25,000 hectares.

In Zimbabwe, operations include the Afro Southern copper concession spread over 400 hectares and the Apexon Gold Belt, a prolific gold-bearing corridor measuring 300 metres in width and extending 10 kilometres along the river.

In Mauritania, Aarava Khanij oversees two large-scale gold projects - MCME SARL and Alrayan - each covering 40,000 hectares of mineral-rich land.

This diversified portfolio reflects long-term operational value, resource security, and strong scalability across commodities critical to global energy transition and industrial demand.