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CMOC's African Cobalt and Copper Power: Driving the Global Energy Transition
Offshore Africa
|September 2025
When CMOC Group Limited released its 2024 results, much of the global focus rested on its $29.85 billion revenue and ranking among the world's top 20 mining companies by market capitalization.
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Yet, the company's true strategic weight lies far from Hong Kong or São Paulo-it is rooted in Africa's mineral heartland.
Nowhere is this more evident than in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where CMOC has become one of the continent's most influential producers of copper and cobalt. These two minerals, critical for the clean energy transition, underpin everything from electric vehicle batteries to renewable energy storage systems.
Africa as CMOC's Growth Engine
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