Haib Cu-Mo Project
Simple, scalable, predictable
Haib is one of Africa’s largest porphyry copper systems. Its geology is straightforward, with simple metallurgy and strong potential for a low-cost, long-life development. This foundation gives Haib a clear path toward continued growth and technical de-risking.
The Haib Copper Project is our flagship asset and one of the most advanced undeveloped copper projects in Namibia. Located in the //Karas Region of southern Namibia, near the border with South Africa and close to existing infrastructure, Haib hosts a large copper-molybdenum porphyry deposit with a long history of exploration by major mining companies including Rio Tinto, Falconbridge, and Teck.
The project contains a substantial mineral resource with hundreds of millions of tonnes of copper mineralisation, and ongoing drilling and technical studies are focused on expanding and upgrading the resource while optimising the project’s development plan. Recent economic studies highlight the project’s potential to become a large, long-life open-pit copper operation with a projected multi-decade mine life and significant annual copper production, positioning Haib as one of the most significant emerging copper development projects in southern Africa.
As global demand for copper continues to grow due to electrification and energy transition trends, we are advancing Haib through ongoing exploration, engineering studies, and project optimisation – unlocking the full scale and long-term value of this world-class copper system.
Please explore our technical reports providing investors clear insight into the Haib project.
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