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Capital Africa
Sierra Leone · Gold and processing

See the process. Understand the business.

If you have been introduced to a gold company, a mining proposal or a processing partnership, focus first on what must be established. Capital Africa helps organise local enquiries, independent professional input and visits that connect the proposal with evidence you can assess.

Sierra Leone · Research, verification & local coordination
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Choose the question you need answered.

The National Minerals Agency publishes mineral-sector service information. We use official references to shape enquiries and confirm the current process with the appropriate professionals.

Review a company introduction

Identify the legal entity, representatives and proposed activity. We help coordinate checks into ownership, registrations, licences and references so the business relationship can be assessed beyond a sales presentation.

Assess a mining or processing proposal

A mine and a processing facility require different technical evidence. We arrange relevant operator meetings and specialist introductions around the asset, equipment, production claims and development stage.

Plan a refinery or testing business

Bring the proposed service, technical partners and expected customer base. We can investigate premises, local operators and professional requirements to help define the feasibility and setup work.

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Agree what the review will actually establish.

Evidence is useful when its scope, source and limitations are clear.

Material identification and testing

Coordinate sampling and assay questions with the qualified specialist. Agree how the material is identified, what methods are appropriate and how the resulting report relates to the sample examined.

Witnessed activities and records

A visit can observe a defined handling or processing stage. Establish access, attendance, permissions and documentation beforehand, then record the steps witnessed and any unanswered questions.

Custody and professional roles

If safekeeping or transport is needed, clarify the provider, custody arrangements, insurance and release conditions. We can coordinate enquiries with appropriate providers within the agreed assignment.

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Start with a clear, manageable brief.

You can begin before committing to a visit or sending confidential files.

Explain the proposal

Tell us the company, activity and decision you are considering. A short non-confidential overview helps identify the appropriate research and professional work.

Prioritise the checks

Agree which company, material and operational questions should come first. A staged assignment lets the next piece of work respond to the evidence already gathered.

Plan the follow-up

Bring findings and specialist reports into a clear record of confirmed points and outstanding questions. Your own legal, technical and commercial team can use that record in its decision.

Before you begin

Your questions, answered.

A starting point for a more informed conversation.

Can you verify a gold supplier or business?

We can scope company, document and operational enquiries and coordinate independent testing where relevant. A useful report specifies the checks completed and their limits rather than treating every aspect of a transaction as verified.

Can you arrange safekeeping?

We can make enquiries with suitable providers and help coordinate an agreed arrangement. Custody, access, insurance, fees and release terms need to be confirmed with the appointed provider.

For investors & business operators

Tell us what you want to build.

Share your target market, sector and plans. We can help you define the research, introductions and local support to move forward.

Discuss my investment plans
For African businesses & project owners

Have a project seeking investment?

Introduce your business and the support you need. Our team reviews submissions privately before discussing potential next steps or introductions.

Submit your project
Sources & scope

Market guide reviewed . Public sources inform the market context; the practical questions and service approach are Capital Africa’s own.