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Underwrite African mining on numbers that hold.

Every screen means trusting a reserve, a capex, a first-pour date you didn't produce. Afrimintel gives you the sourced picture and the one thing a database usually won't: a public register that scores operators' forward claims as they resolve — so a revision to guidance lands on the record with its date, instead of only in hindsight.

Sizing a position? One named asset, every figure traced to the document it came from and dated.

The part you cannot get from a screening tool. We track forward claims — guidance, first pour, FID, study economics — across 28 assets, and score them publicly as they resolve. Not whether an asset looks good: whether the operator’s own later documents match what it said. Each revision stays on the record rather than overwriting the old figure. See the register.

Underneath it, worked dossiers across 40 jurisdictions for the position you are actually sizing — and if the asset you need is thin, we will verify it to primary source rather than tell you to wait for a release.

Where the record is silent it says so, rather than handing you a confident number nobody sourced.

Get an asset verified — $1,850 →

Want the whole worked set instead? Pro is $149/month, free tier no signup, cancel any time. Multi-seat or institutional? Talk to us. Or see the scorecard.

Forward claims · trackedGuidance record
Kamoa-Kakula · 2026 Cu guidance
290–310 ktOpen · trail on record
Sourced: Ivanhoe Q2 2026, 29 Jul 2026. Guidance trail: 380–420 kt (Dec 2025) → 290–330 kt (Mar 2026) → 290–310 kt (Jul 2026). All three on record.
Assafou · after-tax NPV (5%)
US$2,059mSourced
Endeavour Mining DFS · Apr 2026 · at US$2,500/oz
Simandou · 2026 exports
openOn the clock
Forward claim tracked — scoreable at 2026 year-end
After-tax NPV at spot prices
—Absent
Not in the public filing · flagged, not estimated
Forward claims tracked, scored as they resolveregister: 45 rows live
The problem

The number that sinks a position is the one nobody sourced.

African mining runs on forward claims — guidance, study economics, first-pour dates — quoted three ways across secondary press, with no primary behind any of them. Afrimintel traces every figure to the issuer's own filing, and keeps a public register of how those claims resolve — so each operator's guidance record is on file with its dates and sources.

What your desk gets

The sourced picture, plus each operator’s guidance record.

Guidance, scored
A public register of operators' forward claims — production guidance, study economics, first-pour dates — scored MET or NOT MET on the operator's own documents, with revisions and withdrawals recorded as they are filed.
Economics you can compare
NPV, IRR and capex per asset, traced to the issuer's filing and re-based to a common 8% real — so you compare like-for-like across studies that quote different rates. Method published.
Comparable transactions
25 African mineral deals, 2015–2025, every deal Sourced — the benchmark set for your entry multiples, with value-status flagged where a deal's terms weren't disclosed.
The gaps, named
Where a study is silent, we mark it Absent — never estimated. You underwrite knowing exactly what the record doesn't support, instead of a filled-in guess.
How it fits your process

Screen → compare → underwrite.

01 · Screen
Sourced at a glance
Open any asset and read its economics and its claim history — every figure tagged Sourced, Derived, or Absent.
02 · Compare
Like-for-like
Common-basis economics and 25 sourced transactions let you benchmark the asset and the entry price against the market.
03 · Underwrite
Priced, not surprised
Take the operator's guidance record into your model — each revision is already on the register, in public.

Your use is confidential. We don't name who relies on Afrimintel without written consent. Institutional access is arranged privately, per mandate.

Underwrite on the number that holds.

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