OIC maintains strategic relationships and industry
affiliations across Africa and international markets. Our network includes
engagement with organisations such as PACCI, JCCI, TCCIA, KNCCI, MIASA, MEMSA,
the Zambia Chamber of Mines, the Chamber of Mines of Namibia and the London
Metal Exchange community.
These relationships support responsible sourcing, regional
cooperation, market access and the development of sustainable mining and trade
opportunities.
The Johannesburg Chamber of Commerce and Industry is a long-established business chamber representing and supporting companies operating in Johannesburg and the wider South African business environment.
JCCI supports business development, international trade, commercial networking and engagement between businesses, government and international trade partners.
Johannesburg and South Africa, with extensive links to international businesses, trade missions and commercial networks.
As a Johannesburg-based commercial network with a strong history in international trade, JCCI provides relevant connections for businesses operating between South Africa, African markets and international buyers and suppliers.
TCCIA represents Tanzania's private-sector business community across commerce, industry and agriculture and provides support to companies seeking commercial and investment opportunities.
Trade facilitation, investment promotion, business development, commercial opportunities and stronger cooperation between Tanzanian businesses and international partners.
Tanzania, with regional and international business relationships.
TCCIA strengthens access to Tanzanian suppliers, businesses and commercial opportunitie
KNCCI is a membership-based trade support institution representing and protecting the commercial and industrial interests of Kenya's business community.
It promotes domestic and international trade, investment, business advocacy and the development of a favourable commercial environment for enterprises.
Kenya, with representation across the country's counties and connections to regional and international chamber networks.
KNCCI provides valuable links into one of East Africa's major commercial markets and supports access to business, trade and investment networks relevant to OIC's African sourcing and market activities.
The Responsible Minerals Initiative is a global industry initiative focused on advancing responsible mineral sourcing and improving transparency and accountability throughout mineral supply chains.
Responsible sourcing, mineral supply-chain due diligence, standards, data, reporting tools and independent assurance processes for smelters, refiners, recyclers and downstream companies.
Global mineral and manufacturing supply chains.
RMI's responsible-sourcing frameworks are particularly relevant to organisations trading minerals internationally, where buyers increasingly require traceability, due diligence and responsible supply-chain practices.
The London Metal Exchange is a major global marketplace for industrial metals, bringing together participants from the physical metals industry and financial markets.
Metals trading, futures and options, price discovery, risk management and hedging against movements in global metal prices.
LME prices provide internationally recognised reference points for many industrial metals, making the exchange highly relevant to commodity pricing, market intelligence, contract discussions and risk management.
MIASA is a regional mining industry association bringing together chambers of mines and mining associations in Southern Africa. The organisation was established in 1998.
Regional mining-industry collaboration, policy engagement, responsible mining, economic development and strengthening the competitiveness and sustainability of Southern Africa's mining sector.
MIASA provides a regional perspective on mining-sector developments, policy and industry priorities across many of the markets relevant to African commodity and equipment trade.
The Zambia Chamber of Mines represents mining and allied companies operating in Zambia and works to advance the interests of the mining industry and its stakeholders.
Mining-sector advocacy, responsible and sustainable mining, industry development and constructive engagement with government and other stakeholders.
Zambia is an important African mining jurisdiction, particularly for copper and related minerals. The Chamber provides a valuable connection to companies, industry developments and commercial opportunities within the Zambian mining sector.
The Chamber of Mines of Namibia represents participants in Namibia's mining industry and has worked since 1969 to promote and protect member interests while supporting the sustainable development of mining and exploration.
Responsible exploration and mining, industry advocacy, sustainable growth, policy engagement and maximising mining's economic contribution to Namibia.
Namibia is an established producer of commodities including diamonds, uranium, zinc, gold and copper-related products, making its mining network relevant to OIC's African commodity sourcing and commercial activities.
The Pan African Chamber of Commerce and Industry is an independent, non-profit and non-partisan continental business organisation established to strengthen Africa's private sector and represent the interests of African businesses and chambers.
PACCI promotes intra-African trade, investment, economic integration, competitiveness and stronger private-sector participation in African trade and economic policy.
Pan-African, working with chambers of commerce, business organisations and private-sector networks across the continent.
PACCI's focus on cross-border African trade, investment and private-sector connectivity closely aligns with OIC's role in connecting African resources and commercial opportunities with regional and international markets.
Accredited African Agent –
The Minexchange
OIC Mining & Minerals SA (Pty) Ltd acts as an accredited
African agent and representative for The Minexchange,
supporting the identification, introduction, marketing and facilitation of
mining assets and mineral opportunities across Africa.
Through this relationship,
OIC Mining & Minerals assists mine owners, project developers, investors,
buyers and strategic partners seeking access to credible mining opportunities,
producing assets and mineral projects across the continent.
Our role includes:
- sourcing and presenting mining assets and projects;
- facilitating introductions between asset owners,
investors and buyers;
- coordinating preliminary due diligence and
information exchange;
- supporting transaction discussions and commercial
engagement;
- assisting with local market access, stakeholder
engagement and African business facilitation; and
- supporting opportunities involving operating mines,
development projects, mineral rights and strategic mining investments.
The Minexchange operates as a
global platform for mining assets and mines for sale, connecting mining
opportunities with prospective investors and buyers.The Minexchange
OIC Mining & Minerals – Sourcing Africa. Supplying the World.
For African mining
opportunities, acquisitions, disposals and investment enquiries, contact OIC Mining
& Minerals SA (Pty) Ltd.