Nigerian Zinc Ore Supplier & Exporter
Augustina Impex Limited — Sphalerite (ZnS) | Zn 20%–50% | Dengi Mine, Kanam LGA, Plateau State, Nigeria | Ex-Works (EXW) | Pay on Lab Test Results After Buyer's Warehouse Inspection | NEPC RE No. 0039421
Zinc Ore (Sphalerite) from the Dengi Mine — Kanam LGA, Plateau State, Nigeria
Augustina Impex Limited (RC 750691 | NEPC RE No. 0039421) is a verified Nigerian exporter of zinc ore (sphalerite), sourced from the Dengi Mine in Kanam Local Government Area, Plateau State, Nigeria — a well-established lead-zinc mineralisation zone in Nigeria's historic solid minerals belt. Our zinc ore is available with Zn grades of 20%–50%, offered on Ex-Works (EXW) Incoterms from the Dengi warehouse location.
We operate a fully buyer-protective payment model: zero advance payment is required. Your authorised representative travels to our production partner's warehouse in Dengi, Kanam LGA, physically inspects the zinc ore stockpile, draws representative samples, and releases payment only after receiving a satisfactory independent laboratory test report confirming the Zn content. You see it, you test it, you pay — not before. Contact us to request a formal Soft Corporate Offer (SCO).
20%–50%
Zn Grade Range Available
EXW
Ex-Works — Dengi, Kanam LGA, Plateau State
0%
Advance Payment Required
Dengi
Established Lead-Zinc Mine, Kanam LGA, Plateau State
NEPC
RE No. 0039421 Licensed Exporter
✅ Buyer-Protective Payment Process
Our zinc ore is supplied on a pay-after-inspection model that eliminates advance payment risk for international buyers entirely. The complete process from Soft Corporate Offer to goods loaded on EXW terms is as follows:
Zinc Ore Payment & Inspection Process — Step by Step
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SCO Issued — Buyer Reviews Offer
Augustina Impex Limited issues a formal Soft Corporate Offer covering Zn grade, available volume, EXW pricing at the Dengi warehouse, and the full details of our inspection-before-payment commercial process. No financial commitment is required from the buyer at this stage.
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Buyer's Representative Visits the Dengi Warehouse
The buyer dispatches their authorised representative to our production partner's warehouse in Dengi, Kanam LGA, Plateau State. The representative physically views and assesses the zinc ore stockpile — quantity, visual presentation, and physical condition — entirely on their own terms before any payment is discussed.
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Samples Drawn & Submitted to Independent Laboratory
Representative samples are drawn from the zinc ore stockpile by the buyer's representative or a jointly appointed inspector and submitted directly to an internationally accredited independent laboratory (SGS, Bureau Veritas, CCIC, ALS, Intertek, or equivalent) for Zn content and full mineral analysis.
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Laboratory Test Report Released
The accredited laboratory issues its official test report confirming Zn percentage, lead (Pb) co-content where present, silver (Ag) traces where applicable, and full mineral composition. Both buyer and seller receive the report simultaneously for complete transparency and commercial clarity.
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Payment Released on Acceptance of Test Results
If the laboratory Zn results meet the agreed SCO specification, the buyer releases 100% T/T payment upon acceptance. If results do not meet specification, no payment obligation arises whatsoever. On payment, goods are immediately released to the buyer's carrier on EXW terms.
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Export Documentation Issued & Goods Shipped EXW
Full Nigerian export documentation issued simultaneously: NESS Certificate, NEPC Certificate (RE No. 0039421), Independent Laboratory Test Report, Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Certificate of Origin, Form NXP. Buyer's carrier loads and ships on EXW terms from the Dengi warehouse.
✔ How This Model Protects Your Investment
● Physical verification before payment — your representative personally travels to Dengi, Kanam LGA, Plateau State, to view the zinc ore stockpile before any funds are committed. What you see is what you pay for.
● Independent laboratory verification before payment — an accredited laboratory of your own choice confirms the Zn grade before you release a single dollar. Payment is triggered entirely by independent analytical results, not by seller certificates.
● Zero payment if specification not confirmed — if the laboratory Zn result does not meet the agreed grade specification, your payment obligation does not arise. Zero financial exposure before verification is complete and accepted in writing.
● Lead and silver co-content transparency — Nigerian zinc ore from the Dengi Mine frequently co-occurs with galena (PbS), meaning Pb and Ag co-content may add by-product recovery value at the zinc smelter. Independent assay confirms all co-constituent grades transparently before payment.
What Is Zinc Ore (Sphalerite)?
Sphalerite (ZnS) is the primary ore mineral of zinc — a zinc sulphide mineral that is the world's dominant commercial source of zinc metal. In pure stoichiometric form, sphalerite contains 67.1% Zn by weight, but commercial zinc ore grades range from 10% to 55% Zn depending on the genesis of the deposit, the degree of beneficiation, and the presence of associated gangue minerals. Sphalerite occurs in a range of colours from pale yellow and green (“cleiophane”) through amber and brown to jet black (“marmatite”, iron-rich), with a characteristic resinous lustre and perfect cleavage in six directions.
Sphalerite almost universally occurs in nature alongside galena (PbS — lead sulphide) and frequently carries trace to minor silver (Ag) as a co-constituent, making Nigerian lead-zinc ores from Kanam LGA potentially multi-metal resources where zinc, lead, and silver can all be recovered in an integrated smelter-refinery circuit. This co-occurrence is commercially significant: smelter operators processing Nigerian zinc ore from Dengi may recover lead and silver by-products alongside zinc metal, improving overall economics of ore acquisition.
Zinc ore in Nigeria occurs across the Middle Belt states in a north-south mineralised corridor associated with Precambrian basement complex and Lower Benue Trough sedimentary geology. The Dengi Mine in Kanam Local Government Area, Plateau State, is one of Nigeria's established lead-zinc production localities, where sphalerite and galena co-occur in hydrothermal vein and disseminated systems hosted in Precambrian crystalline basement rocks. Zinc ore at Dengi is recovered by artisanal and small-scale miners (ASM) through open-pit and shallow-underground methods, with hand-sorting and gravity concentration used to upgrade zinc content before stockpiling and aggregation by Augustina Impex Limited for export.
Product Specification — Dengi Zinc Ore (Sphalerite)
| Parameter | Detail |
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| Mineral | Sphalerite (ZnS) — Zinc Sulphide Ore |
| Zn Grade | 20%–50% (confirmed by independent accredited laboratory assay per lot) |
| Product Form | Zinc Ore (Sphalerite) — hand-sorted and gravity-concentrated |
| Colour & Appearance | Yellow-brown to black; resinous lustre; perfect cleavage in six directions |
| Co-Constituents | Galena (Pb) and Silver (Ag) — content confirmed by laboratory assay per lot |
| Recovery Method | Open-pit / shallow underground vein mining; hand sorting & gravity concentration |
| Mine Location | Dengi Mine, Kanam Local Government Area (Kanam LGA), Plateau State, Nigeria |
| Available Volume | Confirmed at SCO stage — subject to current stockpile and production status |
| Incoterms | EXW — Ex-Works (Production Partner Warehouse, Dengi, Kanam LGA, Plateau State, Nigeria) |
| Payment | 100% T/T upon satisfactory independent lab test report following buyer's warehouse inspection |
| Advance Payment | NOT required — zero financial commitment before physical and analytical verification |
| Inspection Entity | Buyer's nominee: SGS / Bureau Veritas / CCIC / ALS / Intertek or equivalent accredited lab |
| Export Entity | Jase Odus Nigeria Limited (RC 2022462) |
| Export Compliance | NESS Certificate | NEPC RE No. 0039421 | Form NXP | Certificate of Origin |
Available Zn Grade Tiers
Our sphalerite zinc ore from the Dengi Mine is available across a range of Zn grades reflecting varying levels of hand-sorting and concentration applied at the mine site. Buyers can specify their required grade tier in the SCO enquiry:
Premium Grade
40%–50%
Zn (high-grade sphalerite)
Intensively hand-sorted, high-grade sphalerite concentrate. Well-suited for direct charging at zinc smelters operating ISP (Imperial Smelting Process) or RLE (Roast-Leach-Electrolysis) circuits. Commands premium pricing and may carry significant Pb and Ag co-content.
★ Premium
Standard Grade
30%–39%
Zn (standard zinc ore)
Mid-grade sphalerite. Suitable for blending with higher-grade zinc feed at smelters, or for further upgrading via flotation or gravity circuits by the buyer. The most commonly available grade from Dengi Mine ASM production. Good Pb and Ag co-content potential.
Standard
Low Grade
20%–29%
Zn (lower-grade zinc ore)
Lower-grade zinc ore suitable for buyers with on-site beneficiation (flotation plant, jig, Wilfley table) to upgrade to direct-charge grade, or for blending in mixed-feed smelter configurations. May still carry worthwhile Pb and Ag co-content depending on the specific lot composition.
Low Grade
The Dengi Mine — Kanam LGA, Plateau State — Nigeria's Lead-Zinc Belt
The Dengi Mine is located in Kanam Local Government Area (Kanam LGA), Plateau State, Nigeria — one of Nigeria's most significant solid mineral production states, hosting the country's historic tin mining district (Jos Plateau) as well as substantial lead-zinc mineralisation in the south-eastern portions of the state. Kanam LGA sits at the confluence of the Precambrian basement complex and the northernmost influence of the Benue Trough, creating favourable structural and hydrothermal conditions for lead-zinc sulphide mineralisation. The Dengi Mine is a documented artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) locality producing both sphalerite (zinc ore) and galena (lead ore) from co-mingled hydrothermal vein systems — making it one of the few Nigerian mine sites where zinc and lead can be co-sourced from a single production location. Augustina Impex Limited, headquartered in Jos, the capital of Plateau State, is Nigeria's closest major mineral export aggregator to the Dengi Mine, with established production partner relationships in the Kanam LGA area and direct knowledge of the mine's zinc and lead ore output character and grade variability.
⛭ Nigeria's Lead-Zinc Mineral Belt — Production Context
Nigeria hosts one of West Africa's most extensive lead-zinc mineralisation provinces, extending as a north-south corridor through the Middle Belt states of Plateau, Nasarawa, Taraba, Benue, and Cross River. This mineralisation is genetically associated with hydrothermal fluid circulation through the Precambrian basement complex and Cretaceous Benue Trough sedimentary sequence, depositing galena (PbS), sphalerite (ZnS), and associated silver-bearing minerals in replacement orebodies, veins, and disseminations. Nigeria's lead-zinc deposits were historically mined by the Nigeria Mining Corporation during the 1940s through 1970s. Today, artisanal and small-scale operations continue to produce zinc and lead ore across the belt, with Augustina Impex Limited serving as the export aggregation and buyer-facilitation channel connecting this production to qualified international zinc smelter buyers.
⚙ Zinc Smelting Routes — How Nigerian Zinc Ore Is Processed
Roast-Leach-Electrolysis (RLE) — The Dominant Route: Higher-grade zinc concentrates (35%+ Zn) are typically processed via the RLE hydrometallurgical route: roasting converts ZnS to ZnO and SO₂; sulphuric acid leaching dissolves the zinc oxide; electrolysis deposits pure zinc metal at 99.99% Zn (Special High Grade, SHG). The RLE route accounts for approximately 80% of global zinc production.
Imperial Smelting Process (ISP) — Mixed Lead-Zinc Feed: Lower-grade or high-lead zinc ores (including mixed sphalerite-galena ores like Nigerian Dengi Mine material) can be processed through the ISP, where zinc and lead metals are co-produced in a single blast furnace operation. ISP smelters specifically benefit from zinc ore carrying significant Pb co-content — making Dengi Mine ore commercially attractive for ISP operators.
Flotation Upgrading: Lower-grade zinc ore (20%–29% Zn) can be beneficiated by froth flotation to produce zinc concentrate (50%+ Zn) suitable for RLE smelting, allowing buyers with flotation plants to source lower-grade EXW material at cost advantage and upgrade in-country or at their facility.
Industrial Applications of Zinc Metal
Zinc metal derived from sphalerite zinc ore smelting underpins some of the world's most critical industrial supply chains. Global zinc demand exceeds 13 million tonnes per year, making zinc the fourth most widely consumed metal in the world after iron, aluminium, and copper:
Galvanising — Steel Corrosion Protection
The single largest end-use of zinc globally — approximately 50% of all refined zinc is consumed in hot-dip galvanising of steel to provide corrosion protection. Galvanised steel underpins construction (structural steel, roofing, cladding), automotive bodywork, highway infrastructure (guardrails, signposts), and agricultural equipment. The zinc coating sacrificially protects the steel beneath, extending service life dramatically.
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Zinc Die-Casting Alloys
Zinc die-casting alloys (Zamak alloys: Zn-Al-Cu-Mg) are used to produce precision-cast components for automotive parts (carburettors, door handles, gear housings), consumer electronics casings, plumbing fittings, and hardware. Zinc's low melting point (419°C), high fluidity in casting, and excellent dimensional accuracy make it ideal for high-volume die-casting operations.
Brass Production (Zn-Cu Alloy)
Brass (copper-zinc alloy, typically 5%–45% Zn) is one of the world's most important engineering alloys, used in plumbing fittings, valves, taps, musical instruments, electrical connectors, marine hardware, and architectural applications. Approximately 17% of global zinc consumption goes into brass and bronze alloy production, making it the second-largest zinc end-use by volume.
Zinc Oxide — Rubber, Ceramics & Pharmaceuticals
Zinc oxide (ZnO) produced from refined zinc metal is used as a vulcanisation activator in rubber processing (tyres, seals, hoses), as an opacifier and white pigment in ceramics and paint, as a UV-absorbing component in sunscreen and cosmetics, and as an active pharmaceutical ingredient in skin creams and wound care products. ZnO accounts for approximately 8% of global zinc demand.
Zinc-Carbon & Alkaline Batteries
Zinc metal is the anode material in zinc-carbon (Leclanché cell) and alkaline manganese batteries — the most widely sold dry cell battery formats globally for consumer electronics, remote controls, torches, and toys. Zinc-air batteries (primary) are widely used in hearing aids. Rechargeable zinc-based battery chemistries (zinc-bromine, zinc-air secondary) are under active development as grid storage alternatives.
Agricultural Micronutrient — Zinc Fertilisers
Zinc deficiency is one of the most widespread micronutrient deficiencies in global agricultural soils, affecting crop yields on an estimated one-third of the world's arable land. Zinc sulphate (ZnSO₄) and zinc-chelate fertilisers produced from zinc metal are applied to zinc-deficient soils to improve crop yields, seed viability, and drought resistance — particularly for rice, wheat, and maize crops across South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa.
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Lead & Silver Co-Recovery at Smelter
Nigerian zinc ore from Dengi Mine co-occurs with galena (PbS), meaning significant Pb metal and Ag (silver) may be recoverable as by-products at ISP smelters processing this mixed lead-zinc feed. Lead and silver by-product revenues can materially offset the zinc ore acquisition cost, improving overall unit economics for smelter buyers operating ISP or multi-metal refinery circuits. Independent assay confirms Pb and Ag co-content per lot.
Zinc Chemicals — Pigments & Coatings
Zinc-based chemicals including zinc chromate (corrosion-inhibiting primer pigment), zinc phosphate (anti-corrosion coating), zinc stearate (PVC stabiliser and lubricant in rubber processing), and zinc sulphate (wood preservative, flotation reagent, electroplating electrolyte) represent a broad category of chemical applications that consume refined zinc across industrial manufacturing sectors globally.
Why Source Zinc Ore from Nigeria via Augustina Impex Limited?
✔ Key Advantages for International Zinc Ore Buyers & Smelters
● Zero Advance Payment Risk: Our pay-on-inspection model means you only release funds after your representative physically inspects the Dengi stockpile and an accredited laboratory independently confirms the Zn grade. This is the most buyer-protective purchasing structure available in African mineral supply — bar none.
● Lead-Zinc Co-Supply Advantage: The Dengi Mine produces both zinc ore (sphalerite) and lead ore (galena) from co-occurring mineralisation. Augustina Impex Limited can supply both zinc ore and lead ore from the same mine in a single transaction, offering smelter buyers unmatched multi-commodity procurement convenience from a single verified Nigerian source.
● Lead & Silver By-Product Potential: Dengi zinc ore carries Pb and Ag co-content confirmed by independent laboratory assay per lot. For ISP smelter operators, this multi-metal feed significantly improves the economics of Nigerian zinc ore acquisition versus single-metal zinc concentrates from other origins.
● Established Mine Provenance: The Dengi Mine is a documented Nigerian lead-zinc production locality — not a speculative exploration prospect. Buyers receive a known-origin supply chain with transparent mine-to-warehouse traceability and an established artisanal production history.
● Broad Zn Grade Range: Our 20%–50% Zn range accommodates buyers from direct-charge ISP or RLE smelters (requiring higher-grade feed) to buyers with on-site flotation upgrading capability (who can acquire lower-grade material at cost advantage and upgrade it themselves).
● Jos-Based Aggregator Advantage: Headquartered in Jos, Plateau State — the same state as Dengi Mine — Augustina Impex Limited minimises logistics costs and offers the fastest aggregation-to-export timeline of any Nigerian zinc ore exporter, with direct on-the-ground relationships with Kanam LGA mining operators.
Commercial Terms
Commercial Framework — Nigerian Zinc Ore (Sphalerite)
Product: Zinc Ore (Sphalerite ZnS) — Dengi Mine, Kanam LGA, Plateau State, Nigeria
Zn Grade: 20%–50% (confirmed by independent accredited laboratory assay per lot)
Incoterms: EXW — Ex-Works (Production Partner Warehouse, Dengi, Kanam LGA, Plateau State, Nigeria)
Payment Trigger: 100% T/T released by buyer upon satisfactory independent lab test report after physical warehouse inspection
Advance Payment: NOT required — zero capital at risk before inspection and laboratory verification
Inspection Process: Buyer rep visits Dengi warehouse → physical zinc ore stockpile inspection → representative samples drawn → submitted to accredited lab (SGS/BV/CCIC/equivalent) → Zn (and Pb, Ag) test report released → 100% T/T on acceptance
Co-Products: Lead (Pb) and Silver (Ag) — confirmed by laboratory assay per lot where present
Lead Ore Available: Yes — Galena lead ore also available from the same Dengi Mine (contact us to combine with zinc ore SCO)
Export Entity: Jase Odus Nigeria Limited (RC 2022462)
Documentation: NESS Certificate | NEPC RE No. 0039421 | Lab Test Report | Commercial Invoice | Packing List | Certificate of Origin | Form NXP
Packaging: Jumbo bags (1MT) or as agreed with buyer at SCO stage
How to Request a Soft Corporate Offer (SCO) for Zinc Ore
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Contact Us With Your Requirements
Reach us via WhatsApp (+234 906 090 4274) or email (augustinaimpex@gmail.com). Provide your target Zn grade tier, required volume (MT), destination port or smelter location, whether you also require lead ore (Pb), and your company details for our KYC process.
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SCO Issued Within 48 Hours
We issue a formal Soft Corporate Offer covering the confirmed Zn grade available, current stockpile volume at Dengi, EXW pricing, Pb and Ag co-content indication (where available), and the full details of our inspection-before-payment commercial process.
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Dispatch Your Representative to Dengi, Kanam LGA
Arrange your authorised representative's travel to the Dengi Mine warehouse in Kanam LGA, Plateau State, Nigeria. Augustina Impex Limited coordinates warehouse access, logistics liaison with our production partner, and any necessary on-site facilitation on your behalf.
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Independent Laboratory Testing
Samples drawn at the Dengi warehouse are submitted to your nominated internationally accredited laboratory for Zn content, Pb co-content, Ag content, and full mineral composition analysis. The official test report is issued simultaneously to both buyer and seller upon completion.
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Pay on Acceptance — Goods Loaded & Exported EXW
On receipt of satisfactory laboratory Zn results, release 100% T/T payment. Goods are immediately released to your appointed carrier for loading and export from Dengi on EXW terms. Full NESS, NEPC, and shipping documentation package issued simultaneously.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions — Nigerian Zinc Ore
Q1. What Zn grade is the zinc ore available in?
Our Nigerian zinc ore (sphalerite) from the Dengi Mine, Kanam LGA, Plateau State is available with Zn content of 20%–50%, across three tiers: Premium Grade (Zn 40%–50%, intensively hand-sorted high-grade sphalerite), Standard Grade (Zn 30%–39%, the most commonly available tier from Dengi ASM production), and Low Grade (Zn 20%–29%, suitable for flotation upgrading or ISP blending). The precise Zn grade of any given lot is confirmed by independent accredited laboratory assay during the buyer's pre-payment inspection process.
Q2. Is advance payment required to secure the zinc ore?
No advance payment is required at any stage. Our zinc ore is supplied exclusively on a pay-after-inspection basis. Your representative physically visits the Dengi warehouse, inspects the stockpile, draws samples, submits them to your accredited independent laboratory, and payment is released only after you receive and accept the laboratory Zn grade confirmation. Zero financial exposure before the full verification process is complete.
Q3. Does the zinc ore contain lead (Pb) and silver (Ag) co-content?
Yes — the Dengi Mine zinc ore (sphalerite) co-occurs with galena (PbS), meaning lots of Dengi zinc ore typically carry measurable Pb co-content and may carry silver (Ag) traces. The independent laboratory assay conducted during the pre-payment inspection confirms Zn, Pb, and Ag content per lot. For ISP smelter operators specifically, this multi-metal character is commercially advantageous: lead and silver by-product recovery during smelting can materially offset the overall zinc ore acquisition cost.
Q4. Can I source both zinc ore and lead ore from the same mine?
Yes — this is one of the unique advantages of Dengi Mine supply from Augustina Impex Limited. The Dengi Mine produces both sphalerite (zinc ore, Zn 20%–50%) and galena (lead ore, Pb 40%–70%) from co-occurring lead-zinc mineralisation. Augustina Impex Limited can supply both minerals in a combined transaction with a single SCO, a single warehouse inspection visit by your representative, and a single shipment. This offers smelter buyers with ISP or multi-metal processing circuits exceptional supply chain efficiency.
Q5. Which inspection laboratory should I use?
You may nominate any internationally accredited mineral assay laboratory of your choice for the pre-payment Zn assay — SGS, Bureau Veritas, CCIC, ALS Minerals, Intertek Commodities, or any equivalent accredited facility operating in Nigeria or internationally. We do not restrict your laboratory choice. Your representative draws samples at the Dengi warehouse and arranges submission directly to your chosen lab. Both parties receive the official test report simultaneously.
Q6. What smelting process is Nigerian zinc ore suitable for?
Dengi Mine zinc ore is suitable for multiple smelting routes depending on grade tier: Premium Grade (40%–50% Zn) is suitable for the Roast-Leach-Electrolysis (RLE) route producing SHG zinc (99.99% Zn) after roasting and leaching; Standard and Low Grade material with significant Pb co-content is ideally suited for the Imperial Smelting Process (ISP), which co-produces zinc and lead metals from a single mixed lead-zinc feed; and lower-grade material can be upgraded by froth flotation before RLE processing.
Q7. What export documentation is provided with a zinc ore shipment?
Every zinc ore export from Augustina Impex Limited includes: Independent Laboratory Test Report (buyer's nominated accredited laboratory), Nigerian Export Supervision Scheme (NESS) Certificate, NEPC Export Certificate (RE No. 0039421), Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Certificate of Origin, and Form NXP — a complete, internationally bankable documentation set for every consignment.
Q8. What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ)?
The minimum order quantity is confirmed at the Soft Corporate Offer (SCO) stage, based on current stockpile volume available at the Dengi warehouse at the time of enquiry. Augustina Impex Limited aggregates sphalerite from multiple ASM operators in the Kanam LGA area, allowing us to consolidate smaller batches into commercially viable export volumes. Contact us with your target volume and we confirm current availability in the SCO issued within 48 hours.
Q9. Is Nigerian zinc ore subject to conflict mineral regulations?
Zinc (as sphalerite) is not classified as a 3TG conflict mineral under the US Dodd-Frank Act Section 1502 or the EU Conflict Minerals Regulation, which cover tin (cassiterite), tantalum (coltan), tungsten (wolframite), and gold. Nigerian zinc ore from Plateau State is therefore not subject to conflict mineral due diligence obligations under these international frameworks. The Dengi Mine operates within the Nigerian federal mining regulatory framework under the Nigerian Minerals and Mining Act 2007 and FMMSD licensing.
Q10. How quickly can we proceed from SCO to first shipment?
Timeline from SCO acceptance to first shipment depends on your representative's travel logistics to Dengi, Kanam LGA, and the chosen laboratory's turnaround time for the Zn, Pb, and Ag assay. A standard multi-element assay typically takes 3–7 business days at an accredited laboratory. Subject to satisfactory inspection results, payment clearance, and export documentation processing (NESS, NEPC), first shipment from Dengi can typically be completed within 2–4 weeks from SCO acceptance for stockpiled material.
Augustina Impex Limited | RC 750691 | NEPC Export Registration: RE No. 0039421 (Valid: July 2027) | Export Entity: Jase Odus Nigeria Limited (RC 2022462) | #288 Diye Ward, Zarmaganda, Jos South, Plateau State, Nigeria | augustinaimpex@gmail.com | +234 906 090 4274
