Geographic coverage

Africa read as a connected resource system.

Our coverage follows jurisdictions through commodity systems, infrastructure corridors, energy networks and cross-border capital—not as a collection of office locations.

Southern AfricaEast AfricaWest AfricaCentral Africa

Coverage principle

Local institutional understanding. Cross-border sector analysis.

Resource-sector outcomes depend on the interaction between national rules and regional systems: power pools, railways, ports, refineries, smelters, capital markets and commodity flows.

We combine desk-based research, periodic field visits and in-country contacts as appropriate to each engagement. Coverage outside core jurisdictions can be mobilised on a mandate basis.

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Southern Africa

Established mining systems, mature operating environments and cross-border power and logistics corridors.

Current focus countries

South Africa · Zambia · Zimbabwe · Botswana · Namibia · Mozambique

Connected corridors

Copperbelt · Bushveld Complex · Great Dyke

02

East Africa

Emerging resource provinces linking minerals, hydrocarbons, port access and regional infrastructure.

Current focus countries

Tanzania · Kenya · Uganda · Ethiopia · Rwanda

Connected corridors

Lake Victoria Goldfields · Mozambique Belt · East African Rift

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West Africa

Gold, bauxite, iron ore and energy jurisdictions shaped by regional capital and logistics networks.

Current focus countries

Ghana · Mali · Senegal · Côte d’Ivoire · Guinea · Burkina Faso

Connected corridors

Birimian Greenstone Belts · Simandou · Siguiri Basin

04

Central Africa

World-class copper-cobalt systems and frontier infrastructure and energy opportunities.

Current focus countries

DRC · Cameroon · Gabon · Congo-Brazzaville

Connected corridors

Katanga Copperbelt · Niari Basin · Cameroon Iron Ore Belt

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Tell us the asset, market or capital question you are working through. We will explain how our research and advisory capabilities can support it.

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