DRC Mining Export Prices Decline Across Key Commodities as Global Market Weakens 1 Mining in DRC Copper Gold Nickel Tin 

DRC Mining Export Prices Decline Across Key Commodities as Global Market Weakens

DRC Mineral Prices June 2026: Gold, Copper, Nickel and Zinc Fall While Tin Rises Slightly The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) recorded a broad decline in the international prices of several key mining exports between June 15 and June 20, 2026, according to official price data published by the Ministry of Foreign Trade. The downward trend affected a wide range of strategic commodities, including precious metals and industrial minerals that form a significant part of the country’s export earnings. Precious and base metals under pressure Gold prices declined from $145.75… Read More Here
Rome Resources Begins Tin Mining Programme at Kalayi Project in DRC to Support Licence Conversion 2 Mining in DRC Corporate News New Mining Projects Tin 

Rome Resources Begins Tin Mining Programme at Kalayi Project in DRC to Support Licence Conversion

Rome Resources Launches Tin Mining Programme at Kalayi Project in DRC to Advance Mining Licence Conversion Aim-listed Rome Resources has launched a small-scale tin mining programme at its Kalayi project in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The initiative is intended to meet key regulatory requirements necessary for converting the company’s small-scale exploration permit into a full mining licence. The company expects that achieving this milestone will facilitate its planned increase in ownership of the PEPM 13274 licence, as previously announced in April. This step is also anticipated to strengthen… Read More Here
Tin Prices Surge as DRC Mineral Export Forecasts Signal Mixed Market Performance 3 Mining in DRC Economy Tin 

Tin Prices Surge as DRC Mineral Export Forecasts Signal Mixed Market Performance

DRC Tin Prices Expected to Jump Above $53,000 per Tonne as Copper, Gold and Nickel Continue to Decline Tin is projected to record one of the strongest gains among the Democratic Republic of Congo’s (DRC) key mineral exports during the week of June 1–6, 2026, according to the latest mineral export price forecasts released by the Congolese government. The official price list indicates that tin is expected to rise to USD 53,440 per tonne, up from USD 50,223 per tonne the previous week. The increase of USD 3,217 per tonne… Read More Here
Rome Resources Launches Airborne Survey to Expand Tin Exploration at Bisie North 4 Mining in DRC Corporate News Exploration New Mining Projects Tin 

Rome Resources Launches Airborne Survey to Expand Tin Exploration at Bisie North

Rome Resources Begins Airborne Geophysical Survey at High-Grade Bisie North Tin Project in DRC Rome Resources has commenced an extensive airborne geophysical survey across the greater Bisie tin district in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where its high-grade Bisie North tin project is located. The survey is part of a wider regional geophysical data acquisition programme being carried out across neighbouring exploration areas within the district, which hosts some of the world’s most significant tin mineralisation. More than 600 kilometres of helicopter-borne geophysical data will be collected for Rome Resources… Read More Here
Alphamin Resources Posts Record $158M EBITDA on Surging Tin Prices and Stable DRC Operations 5 Mining in DRC Corporate News Tin 

Alphamin Resources Posts Record $158M EBITDA on Surging Tin Prices and Stable DRC Operations

Alphamin Resources Reports Record Q1 2026 Earnings as Tin Prices Jump 30% and Production Holds Steady in DRC Tin producer Alphamin Resources, which operates assets in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), has reported record earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortisation (EBITDA) of $158 million for the three months ended March 31, the first quarter of its 2026 financial year. This represents a 46% increase quarter-on-quarter, driven primarily by a sharp rise in tin prices. The average tin price climbed 30% over the period, increasing from $37,995 per tonne… Read More Here
DRC Mineral Export Prices Rise Sharply as Key Metals Gain on Global Markets 6 Mining in DRC Cobalt Copper Economy Gold Tin 

DRC Mineral Export Prices Rise Sharply as Key Metals Gain on Global Markets

DRC Mineral Prices Show Upward Trend: Gold, Copper, Tin and Germanium Rise While Cobalt Holds Steady Market data for mineral products exported from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) for the period April 27 to May 2, 2026 shows an overall upward trend on international markets, driven by gains in several strategic metals. Precious and industrial metals recorded notable increases. Gold rose from $153.87 to $155.28 per gram, while copper increased from $12,836.10 to $13,177.50 per ton. Aluminum ingots also posted gains, climbing from $1,690.63 to $1,718.98 per ton. Other… Read More Here
Rome Resources Strengthens Control and Funding Position at Bisie North Tin Project 7 Mining in DRC Corporate News New Mining Projects Tin 

Rome Resources Strengthens Control and Funding Position at Bisie North Tin Project

Rome Resources Expands Ownership in DRC Tin Assets and Raises £1.2M to Accelerate Exploration Growth Rome Resources is strengthening its position in one of the world’s most prospective tin regions through increased project ownership, new funding, and an expanded exploration programme. The company is focusing on the Bisie North district in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), where it is building a larger, more controlled portfolio of high-potential tin and copper assets. Rome Resources (AIM: RMR) has advanced its growth strategy by increasing its exposure to the Bisie North… Read More Here
Andrada Mining Reports Strong Tungsten, Copper and Tin Recoveries at Brandberg West 8 International Copper Corporate News Tin 

Andrada Mining Reports Strong Tungsten, Copper and Tin Recoveries at Brandberg West

Andrada Mining Achieves Up to 91% Tungsten Recovery at Namibia’s Brandberg West Project, Signaling Lower-Cost Production Potential Namibia-focused Andrada Mining has reported positive tungsten, copper and tin test results at the Brandberg West Project, demonstrating significant grade improvements, high metal recoveries and substantial mass reduction  all of which point to the potential for a lower-cost and more efficient route to production. The initial testwork forms part of a multiphase assessment programme at Brandberg West that includes evaluating tailings and waste material from the historical mine, alongside an exploration drilling campaign.… Read More Here
Alphamin Resources Reports Strong Q1 Earnings Growth Driven by Higher Tin Prices and Improved Logistics 9 Mining in DRC Corporate News News in Brief Tin 

Alphamin Resources Reports Strong Q1 Earnings Growth Driven by Higher Tin Prices and Improved Logistics

Alphamin Resources Sees 46% EBITDA Jump to $158M in Q1 on Strong Tin Prices and Stable Production Democratic Republic of Congo-focused tin producer Alphamin Resources is expected to report a 46% quarter-on-quarter increase in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA), reaching approximately $158 million for the quarter ended March 31. Tin production for the period totalled 5,026 tonnes, broadly in line with guidance of 20,000 tonnes annualized output and consistent with the previous quarter’s performance. Tin sales amounted to 5,016 tonnes, representing a marginal 1% decline compared to… Read More Here
Mixed Fortunes for DRC Minerals as Copper, Gold, and Tin Prices Decline While Tantalum Gains 10 Mining in DRC Copper Gold Tin 

Mixed Fortunes for DRC Minerals as Copper, Gold, and Tin Prices Decline While Tantalum Gains

DRC Weekly Mineral Prices Show Broad Decline in Copper, Gold, and Zinc as Tantalum and Aluminum Post Gains The latest export price schedule for mineral products from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, covering the period March 23 to 28, 2026, indicates a general downward trend across several key commodities on international markets, reflecting ongoing price volatility in the global mining sector. Among the commodities recording declines, zinc posted a notable drop, falling from $3,284.95 to $3,216.70 per tonne. Gold also moved lower, decreasing to $164 per kilogram from $167.49… Read More Here

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