Operator of the Kamoto, KOV and Mashamba East mines and Luilu processing complex.
Sources support the description and the individual connections below. Publication and checking dates refer to the evidence, not a guarantee of current operations.
Reported means the cited source describes the relationship at its evidence date. Historical relationships refer to an earlier period. Announced agreements may not have been implemented. None of these labels confirms that trade continues today.
Glencore identifies KCC as its DRC industrial asset and a partnership with Gécamines.
Glencore operates two industrial assets producing copper and cobalt in the DRC
Tenke Fungurume Mining (owned by CMOC); Metalkol (Eurasian Resources Group)
Listed as a KCC copper-cobalt mining operation for 2024.
Kamoto Copper Co., a joint venture between Katanga Mining Ltd. (a subsidiary of Glencore plc.) and Gécamines
Listed as a KCC copper-cobalt mining operation for 2024.
Kamoto Copper Co., a joint venture between Katanga Mining Ltd. (a subsidiary of Glencore plc.) and Gécamines
Listed as a KCC copper-cobalt mining operation for 2024.
Kamoto Copper Co., a joint venture between Katanga Mining Ltd. (a subsidiary of Glencore plc.) and Gécamines
KCC was explicitly named as an origin under the Glencore–Umicore agreement. This edge records intended sourcing, not a separate KCC-signed contract or a verified shipment.
The cobalt will be sourced from Glencore’s state-of-the art industrial mining operations, KCC and Mutanda, located in the DRC.