What We Do

"From Beneath the Earth — To the World's Markets."

Dibwe Mining & Construction Ltd operates across three core mineral categories and one construction division. We identify mineral-rich sites, secure legal access through licences and joint venture partnerships, deploy experienced teams, extract and process mineral resources, and distribute to verified buyers through confirmed offtake agreements.

We are not a prospecting company. We are an operations company. Every project we activate has confirmed mineral presence, a defined extraction model, a budgeted cost structure, and a documented revenue pathway.

Our Divisions

What We Mine

Gemstones

Gemstones

Aquamarine · Amethyst — Southern Province

Zambia is among the world's top producers of high-value gemstones. Dibwe holds active access to aquamarine and amethyst deposits across Southern Province, in partnership with Kariba Minerals and Iceman Investment Ltd. Our gemstone operations target local and international buyers, including export to Asia and Europe.

  • Aquamarine — Pemba, Southern Province (Chief Hamaundu). Low-grade and high-grade extraction. Target yield: 20 tonnes per month.
  • Amethyst — Kariba Minerals JV with Iceman Investment Ltd. 30 workers mobilised. Revenue share model per signed MOU.
  • ◆ Gross revenue potential: K2,000,000 per month
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Industrial Minerals

Industrial Minerals

Calcite — Mumbwa, Central Province

Industrial minerals are the backbone of construction, agriculture, and manufacturing. Dibwe's calcite operation in Mumbwa targets the fast-growing Zambian construction sector with a confirmed buyer pipeline.

  • Calcite — Mumbwa, Central Province. Target: 10 tonnes per run. Gross revenue: K600,000 per run.
  • ◆ Calcite is used in cement, paper, plastics, and agricultural lime — a high-demand, stable-margin commodity.
  • ◆ Future pipeline: feldspar, talc, and barite exploration under assessment.
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Precious & Base Metals

Precious & Base Metals

Gold & Copper — Western Province · Mozambique

Gold and copper are Zambia's headline mining commodities. Dibwe is pursuing formalisation of its Kaoma copper and gold mine in Western Province and holds an active cross-border partnership at a Mozambique gold site, structured as a 50/50 JV.

  • Kaoma Mine — Copper & Gold, Western Province. Small Mining Licence application in progress.
  • Mozambique Gold Site — 50/50 JV. Active exploration. Gold offtake agreement confirmed with verified international buyer.
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Construction

Construction

Infrastructure & External Clients

The construction division supports Dibwe's mining infrastructure and serves external clients in road construction, site clearing, facility development, and materials supply. Construction revenues provide a counter-cyclical revenue stream as the mining portfolio scales.

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Operational Model

How We Operate: 5-Step Model

Site Identification

We identify and assess mineral-rich sites through geological surveys, local chief partnerships, and community engagement.

Legal Formalisation

We secure all required licences — Small Mining Licence, Gemstone Trading Licence, Industrial Metals Trading Licence, NCC compliance.

Capital Deployment

Capital is raised from investors and deployed across transport, equipment, worker logistics, and contingency.

Extraction & Logistics

Experienced teams extract, process, and transport minerals to Lusaka and verified buyer collection points.

Sale & Distribution

Minerals sold through confirmed offtake agreements. Revenue distributed per partnership and investor agreements.

ESG Commitment

Environmental, Social & Governance

Dibwe Mining operates with a firm ESG commitment integrated into every phase of our operations.

Environmental

We follow Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA) guidelines. Site restoration protocols are embedded in every mining plan.

Social

Our workforce is sourced from communities surrounding mining sites. We support skills transfer, employment, and local supply chains.

Governance

Full financial transparency with investors. Board-level oversight. Compliance with PACRA, ZEMA, and the Mines & Minerals Development Act.

See the Operations Behind the Model

Six active and pipeline projects across four Zambian provinces and Mozambique — each with documented access and revenue pathways.