
Overview · Strategic Minerals
Africa holds 30% of the world's mineral reserves but captures only 5% of the value. Harch Mining changes this — phosphate for food, cobalt for batteries, rare earths for EVs, all processed in-country, all audited to IRMA.
Africa holds 30% of the world's mineral reserves but captures only 5% of the value. Harch Mining changes this. We extract, process, and sell strategic minerals in-country — phosphate for fertilizer, cobalt for batteries, rare earths for EVs. Every kilogram processed in Morocco or Gambia stays in Africa, creating jobs and sovereignty.

Click through Extraction, Processing, and Compliance dashboards — the same screens our pit bosses and ESG officers see, in real time.
Bench 412 above cut-off grade · dilution 6.8% · 4 shovels online
Live Mine Telemetry · SCADA: ONLINE
Before a single shovel breaks ground, our geologists model the ore body in 3D — layer by layer, seam by seam. Drill-hole data is reconciled against blast-hole assays every shift, so the block model in the pit always matches the rock in the truck. Grades are reported per JORC 2012 and signed by an independent Qualified Person.

Every truck that leaves the pit is scanned by an XRF analyzer mounted on the haul road. The ore grade is known before the truck reaches the primary crusher. Low-grade material is diverted to stockpile; high-grade goes straight to the mill. The result: 15% less waste rock hauled, 3% higher mill recovery, and zero mis-classified loads.

60 m³ bucket · 1,400 t/hr sustained throughput
400 t payload · 12-unit fleet at Khouribga
Underground drilling · Bou Azzer cobalt decline
Concentrate is where the value is created. Our flowsheets are designed per ore type — flotation for phosphate, magnetic separation for rare earths, hydrometallurgy for cobalt sulfate. Every plant is built on-site, in-country, staffed by trained local operators.

Run-of-mine ore stockpiled by grade.
Gyratory · 1,200 t/hr · –200 mm output.
Grind to P80 75 µm.
Rougher + cleaner + scavenger · reagents dosed every 90 s.
Wet high-intensity · rare earths.
Sulfate leach + solvent extraction · cobalt.
Pressure filter · 8% moisture · ready for offtake.
Tailings are the single largest risk in mining. We treat them as such. Every Harch tailings storage facility is designed, built, and operated to the Global Industry Standard on Tailings Management (GISTM). Independent third-party engineers audit the dam annually. Satellite InSAR monitors wall movement to the millimetre. A rehabilitation bond is posted before first tailings are placed — the land is paid for before it is touched.

The Initiative for Responsible Mining Assurance (IRMA) is the only multi-stakeholder audit built by NGOs, communities, and miners together. We audit every producing site against it — publicly, with the full scorecard published. No other standard comes close on transparency.
Water recycling 85%. Land rehabilitation bond. Biodiversity offset ratio 2:1. Zero discharge to rivers from process water.
Community development agreement signed before extraction. Free, prior, informed consent process. Local hiring quota 70%. Grievance mechanism within 48h.
Anti-corruption audit. Beneficial ownership disclosed. Tax payments published country-by-country. No offshoring.
IRMA results are not pass/fail — they are a public scorecard 0–100 per criteria. Ours are published on the IRMA website.

For 150 years, Africa's mineral wealth left as raw ore — and 95% of the value left with it. We end that. Every tonne we mine is processed to a saleable concentrate in-country. No raw ore export, ever. The jobs stay. The tax base stays. The downstream industries — battery precursors, fertilizer, magnet alloys — become possible.

The economics are stark. Same mine, two models:
| Criterion | Harch Mining (in-country processing) | Raw ore export (status quo) |
|---|---|---|
| Direct jobs per site | 200–500 | 10–30 |
| Value captured | 100% | 5–10% royalty |
| Tax base | Full corporate tax | Royalty only |
| Downstream industries | Enabled | None |
| Sovereignty | Strategic stockpile | Foreign control |
Every tonne of concentrate is contracted before it leaves the pit. Our offtake book reads like the global energy-transition supply chain — fertilizer, batteries, EVs, wind turbines. Five-to-ten year agreements, LME-indexed with floor and ceiling, monthly deliveries. No spot market exposure.

Contract structures: LME-indexed with floor/ceiling, monthly deliveries, quarterly price reset.
Phosphate concentrate
Cobalt sulfate
Cobalt sulfate
Cobalt + rare earths
Cobalt + lithium
Lithium hydroxide
Every wind turbine, every EV, every battery cell, every fertilizer granule begins as rock in the ground. The energy transition is, fundamentally, a mineral transition — and the minerals have to come from somewhere responsible. From us.
P2O5 concentrate to OCP and IFFCO. Phosphate is the bottleneck of global food production — half the world's food depends on phosphate fertilizer. Morocco holds 70% of global reserves. We extract and process it responsibly.
Cobalt sulfate for NMC and NCA lithium-ion cathodes. Sold to CATL, LG Energy, Tesla. RMI traceable, IRMA audited. The Bou Azzer mine has produced cobalt since 1928 — we are its modern, responsible operator.
Neodymium and praseodymium for permanent magnets in EV motors and wind turbines. 92% of global supply currently comes from China. Our Baldou pilot is one of very few ex-China sources on the African continent.


Geological survey, drilling, resource estimation per JORC 2012. Independent QP-signed report.
EIA, social impact assessment, community consultation. Mining convention negotiated with government.
Mine infrastructure, processing plant, tailings facility. Local workforce trained.
Ramp-up over 4 months. First concentrate shipped to offtake partner.
Steady-state production. Quarterly ESG reports. Annual IRMA audit. Community programs.
Phytomining. Urban mining. Bioleaching. The future of minerals is being developed today — by us.

Hyperaccumulator plants extracting nickel and cobalt from low-grade soils. Pilot in Bou Azzer. 50 hectares in production 2028. Carbon-negative nickel.
Recycling of lithium-ion batteries and e-waste. 95% recovery of cobalt, nickel, lithium. Pilot plant in Casablanca. 5,000 t/year capacity 2027.
Reprocessing historic tailings dams for residual minerals. Khouribga pilot recovering 12% P2O5 from 1970s-era tailings. Closes legacy liabilities.
Bacterial leaching of low-grade ores. 30% lower energy than pyrometallurgy. Pilot for chalcopyrite copper. Eliminates SO2 emissions.
5 concessions planned. 3 countries. 1,200+ target direct jobs.

| Criterion | Harch Mining | Raw export |
|---|---|---|
| Value captured | 100% in-country | 5-10% royalty only |
| Jobs created | 200-500 per site | 10-30 per site |
| Processing | Local plant | None — raw export |
| ESG standards | IRMA certified | Variable |
| Offtake security | 5-10 yr contracts | Spot market |
| Community | Binding agreement | Optional |
| Tax base | Full corporate tax | Royalty only |
| Sovereignty | Strategic stockpile | Foreign control |
No raw ore export. Every kilogram processed in Morocco or Gambia. Jobs and value stay in Africa.
Independent annual audits. Water recycling 85%. Land rehabilitation bond. Community agreement before extraction.
5-10 year contracts with verified industrial buyers. LME-indexed with floor and ceiling. No spot market exposure.
Building in Public company. Mining concessions survive political change. We're here for the long term.
Enter your annual mineral volume. See value added by local processing vs raw export.
Estimate based on 40% value-add from local processing. Custom analysis within 48h.
Three partnership models for mineral resource holders and industrial buyers. All include ESG reporting, offtake security, Harch Corp backing.
“We signed a 7-year offtake for Moroccan cobalt sulfate with Harch in 2026. RMI traceability and IRMA certification made our Tesla qualification seamless.”
“Harch is planned to operate our 1970s phosphate concession in Khouribga from 2028 onward. Targets: production +35%, water use -40%, 280 local jobs. We signed because the plan is real.”
“Their tailings reprocessing pilot recovered 12% P2O5 from our legacy dam. Turned a liability into revenue. Brilliant engineering.”
Phase 1 (2026-2028): phosphate, cobalt, manganese. Phase 2 (2028-2030): rare earths, lithium, copper, graphite. Phase 3 (2030+): deep-sea nodules, urban mining. See Sectors for the full list.
Technical specs, ESG reports, case studies — everything for due diligence.
P2O5 concentrate spec, particle size, impurities. PDF, 8 pages.
Responsible Minerals Initiative traceability for Bou Azzer. PDF, 14 pages.
Independent IRMA audit summary for Khouribga. PDF, 20 pages.
Full environmental, social, governance report. PDF, 64 pages.
Custom proposal within 5 business days. ESG-compliant. Harch Corp backing.