Africa Critical Minerals Corporation is a U.S.-based critical minerals development platform building a portfolio of projects with local African partners. We originate opportunities, including rare earths, secure rights, invest alongside our partners and assemble the technical, development and capital partners needed to advance each project. Local content, skilled jobs and knowledge transfer are built into every project from the start.
ACMC intends to secure mineral rights and hold long-term ownership in each project alongside local African partners. We originate opportunities and bring together the technical, commercial and financial partners needed to advance them. Development partners build and operate the mines under agreements with ACMC and its local partners


Our ambition is to build a minerals business rooted in African opportunity and connected to international industry. We seek partnerships that support commercial development, strengthen local technical capacity and create durable value in host countries.
Our team combines African country knowledge, diplomatic and commercial relationships, mining expertise, U.S. energy industry experience and governance. These strengths help us assess opportunities, understand country priorities and bring the right partners together.
Identify prospective areas, assess rights and align with country priorities.
Use geological information, sensing and AI to guide fieldwork and technical assessment.
Evaluate processing, infrastructure and offtake early, then bring development partners and capital around the strongest opportunities.
We seek U.S. public-private partnerships that support early technical work, skills development and project preparation. Processing, infrastructure and offtake shape a project's economics from the start, and these partnerships help bring technology providers, industrial offtakers and capital into those decisions early, while strengthening mineral supplies for U.S. industry, energy and national security.

African professionals, businesses and institutions take part across technical work, procurement, construction and governance, with training and knowledge transfer expanding their role as each project advances. Community priorities inform project planning.