The contract for underground mining works at Khoemacau Copper Mine in Botswana was lately signed between JCHX Botswana Mining Building Proprietary Ltd (JCHX Botswana), a wholly-owned subsidiary of JCHX Mining, and Khoemacau Copper Mining Proprietary Ltd (KCM), marking JCHX’s footprint growth within the African Market.
KCM, managed by MMG, is listed on the Hong Kong Inventory Alternate’s Principal Board. Khoemacau Copper Mine sits on the Kalahari Copper Belt in southern Africa, with the mining license space exceeding 4,000 km2. The whole contract worth is roughly US$805 million, masking underground mining works at Zone 5, with a contract time period of 5 years.
The 12 months 2025 marks the fiftieth anniversary of the institution of diplomatic relations between China and Botswana. As JCHX’s first contract mining mission in Botswana, the mission carries distinctive significance. The signing marks a brand new breakthrough and achievement for JCHX in its steady involvement within the African market, it says demonstrating its complete strengths in offering contract mining and development companies globally.
JCHX says it “will proceed to combine its superior sources, give full play to its abroad mine improvement, development and administration expertise, and work in good religion with KCM to collectively construct the mission right into a benchmark one in southern Africa.”
