A Hunan key enterprise for Africa trade · 80 of 118 staff hired locally in Africa
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Through acquisitions and equity participation, Jin'ang controls over 445 km² of African mining rights, with a full plan covering exploration, mining, beneficiation, smelting and sales of gold, copper and nickel.
We will keep refining the online platform, exploring AI forecasting and green mining technologies, and expanding cooperation with African governments, international organizations and industry-chain partners — contributing a Chinese solution to global resource security.
Building on ore and concentrate from our own mines, the China-Africa mineral supply-chain platform offers escrow trading, warehousing & logistics, supply-chain finance, inspection, procurement and big-data services — cutting intermediation, matching sources with buyers and lifting industry efficiency.
Anchored by the China-Mozambique Demo Zone, trading drives diversified bilateral cooperation, positioning Jin'ang as a leading force and a key bridge in China-Mozambique and China-Africa trade.
Pursuing the twin-engine path of industrial internet plus mining, the Kuangduoduo cluster platform weaves an online-offline network.
Offline hubs include the Dar es Salaam overseas warehouse, the China-Mozambique Demo Zone, the Mbeya Chunya gold belt, the Lindi nickel belt and the Mbeya gold smelter; online services span supply-chain finance, data, technology and trading — a new path for Africa's small and mid-sized miners to grow together.
Located in Zambezia Province, Mozambique, the 172 km² zone plans US$500m of investment over 8-10 years to build a one zone, seven centers modern mining-energy park: beneficiation & smelting, trading, inspection & testing, warehousing & logistics, equipment manufacturing, exhibition, smart mine management, and living services.
US$50m for transport, power and water infrastructure and commissioning of the beneficiation & smelting center.
US$100m for mining development and production, building the living-services area and five centers: equipment manufacturing, exhibition, warehousing & logistics, inspection and smart management.
US$150m for the mineral trading center, expanded warehousing, and onboarding of upstream and downstream partners toward a platform model.
US$200m for a mining development fund, a green mining demonstration area and mining tourism — completing an integrated, digital, intelligent industrial zone.
