• Redefining a Premier African Mining Company

  • Having The Right People, In the Right Places, Doing The Right Things

  • Creating A Sustainable Future Through Partnerships And Relationships With Local Communities

  • Providing A Safe And Secure Work Environment For All Our People

Corporate

The Banro management team is comprised of proven leaders with over 150 years of cumulative experience in the mining business, and over 50 years of combined experience in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

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  • ABOUT US

  • Management

  • Board of Directors

  • Corporate Governance

  • Policies & Charters

Operations

  • Twangiza

    Twangiza Mining SA (“Twangiza”) is located in the South-Kivu Province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The mine became Banro’s first producing open pit gold mine in October 2011 and commenced commercial production in September 2012 with an annual production capacity of 120,000 oz AU.

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  • Namoya

    Namoya Mining SA (“Namoya”) is located in the Maniema Province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The mine was constructed in 2014 and went into commercial production in 2015 with an annual production capacity of 120,000 oz Au.

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Exploration

Banro’s exploration strategy is focused on creating a pipeline of global resources, supporting a production growth mandate towards 1M oz. of annual production.

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Sustainability

  • Heath & Safety

  • Security

  • Environment

  • Community

  • Employees

  • Banro Foundation

Our focus is to build enduring relationships with host and local communities, expand its Congolese workforce and provide a safe and secure work environment for its people. We maintain high standards of environmental management, promote the strengthening of local supply chains, assist in the building of local infrastructure and forge partnerships with local and international institutions. It is through these commitments and planned future developmental investments that Banro plans to foster significant economic growth in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo in the years to come.

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