Developing a 'Green' Copper Industry in Southern Africa
Founded in 2022 by natural resource executives with a proven track record in developing and operating large-scale mines across Africa, CCC leverages its extensive experience across the mine development process. The Board and Management are all seasoned professionals having held senior leadership roles within major mining companies.
At the core of CCC’s strategy lies the sustainable and responsible restart of the Tschudi mine and Central Operations. These mines boast a historical record of producing copper cathode and concentrate that meet stringent international standards. Additionally, CCC has acquired the Berg Aukas zinc-lead mine and is in the early phases of advancing its future
restart.
CCC is committed to re-engineering and investing in these assets, ensuring they become long-term, sustainable contributors to the global economy’s transition towards carbon neutrality.
Committed to Corporate Citizenship
CCC’s highly experienced board and management team have developed and operated some of Africa’s most successful mines.
In recognition of their common values, our team has committed to delivering copper directly to local and international markets via a sustainable, transparent and community-centric platform.
CCC’s most prized values are corporate citizenship and its social licence to operate. We’re committed to maximising local employment opportunities for Namibians, as well as investing in local community sustainability projects.
Namibia has a long history of successful mining operations, supported by localised workforces. At CCC, we are striving to develop the next generation of natural resource-focused employment and stewardship initiatives across each of our mines.
Sustainable Stewardship
Overseen by CCC’s CEO, John Sisay, the Tschudi and Central Operations have been managed through a safe and effective care and maintenance period, preserving major mining and processing infrastructure already in place.
CCC’s mining restart strategy is focused on utilising historic investments by prior operators whilst upgrading resources and infrastructure to ensure the mine’s long term sustainable future.
Our Namibian portfolio also includes the Berg Aukas zinc-lead project, an early-stage development asset which historically supported underground mining operations.
Our Operations
Tschudi
The Tschudi Copper mine is an open pit heap leach operation with significant existing surface infrastructure, including a 2.88Mtpa solvent extraction and electrowinning (SX/EW) plant, offices, workshops, a wash bay, laydown area, fuel storage facility and grid power connections.
Tschudi operations restarted production in 2024, producing 7.6kt of copper cathode via heap leach solutions processes as of June 2026. Following completion of a DFS in September 2026, mining operations will restart by early 2027 and require $30-40m of restart capital.
Current JORC resources as of June 2026 are 109.5Mt at 0.75% copper (unconstrained resources of 109.5Mt and constrained resources (within RPEEE shell) of 46.3Mt; unconstrained and constrained resources are inclusive of reserves).
Central Operations
Central Operations is comprised of two underground mining complexes, Matchless and Otjihase. With a combined production history in excess of 30 years and functional existing processing infrastructure, CCC has identified strategies and opportunities to add value, by undertaking high-probability exploration, increasing recovery and minimising dilution through development of new ore blocks and optimised mining methods.
Berg Aukas
Berg Aukas is a brownfield underground, high-grade zinc-lead mine in Northern Namibia. With a targeted 10-year mine life, access to existing infrastructure, unexploited upside potential (including minimal exploration within immediate vicinity), the company is in the early phases of advancing the future restart of Berg Aukas operations.
