Minerals Export

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Minerals export - The place of mineral resources in the economic development of nations cannot be overemphasized. When executed in the right way and put to maximum use, the buyers and sellers will benefit significantly.
Of course, Nigerians have been exporting minerals for a long time; the annual earnings from minerals have not been impressive. Nigeria earned approximately 80 billion Naira (0.6% of total export) in 2017. Considering the huge amount of available mineral deposits and the government’s willingness to diversify income, the quoted figure is far below what is achievable.

Though mineral export for economic gain is a sure way to earn foreign exchange, the process is not a cakewalk. Even for the most precious of minerals, the market remains forever volatile.

How can you navigate through this volatility and find interested buyers that are always willing to offer value for the mined minerals? The shortest answer to this question is by contacting us at Wasia African Mining Co. Ltd.

At Wasia African Mining Co. Ltd, we have been able to create a niche as an international supplier of solid minerals which includes, but are not limited to lead, zinc, and copper. Our track record as an international minerals dealer speaks for itself. We have:

- collaborated with local and international mining firms

- Entered into an agreement with relevant public corporations

- Negotiated with private sector firms

- More importantly, we have been able to get buyers for mineral resources in our possession.