Mineral Exploration & Project Development
Positioning Uganda’s mineral assets for credible exploration, reserve definition, feasibility work, investor readiness and project preparation.
A focused investment forum convening investors, government agencies, mining companies, financiers, and industrial partners to advance Uganda’s critical mineral agenda.
Critical minerals have moved to the centre of industrial strategy, energy transition planning, supply-chain security and long-term economic resilience.
Uganda enters this moment with significant potential across rare earths, graphite, copper, cobalt, nickel, gold, iron ore, limestone, wolfram, zinc, glass sand, vermiculite and other industrial minerals.
The investment question is no longer whether Uganda has mineral potential. The real question is whether projects can move into financeable, compliant, infrastructure-linked processing platforms with credible routes to export, domestic value addition and industrial scale.
Uganda–UK Mining Week 2026 brings together policymakers, regulators, licence holders, investors, lenders, DFIs, advisers, offtakers, processing partners, infrastructure providers and industrial operators.
“This is an execution-focused forum for stakeholders seeking direct engagement on licensing, exploration, production, and long-term industrial value creation.”
Focusing on the commercial conditions required to move Uganda from resource access to production.
Positioning Uganda’s mineral assets for credible exploration, reserve definition, feasibility work, investor readiness and project preparation.
Moving beyond raw extraction into processing, refining, smelting, industrial inputs, manufacturing linkages and export-ready products.
Assessing opportunities linked to rare earths, graphite, copper, cobalt, nickel, gold, iron ore and industrial minerals.
Clarifying Uganda’s mining law, licensing pathways, cadastre processes, local participation requirements, and ESG obligations.
Connecting mineral-rich regions to power, transport corridors, water, processing facilities, industrial zones and export routes.
Structuring projects for debt, equity, development finance, blended capital, offtake, guarantees, insurance and strategic partnerships.
Creates a focused environment for investors, government officials, mining operators, financiers, and project sponsors working on Uganda’s mineral economy.
Connects Uganda’s mining sector with international investors, DFIs, banks, corporates, and infrastructure firms attending the wider summit.
Designed to support project visibility, investor introductions, financing conversations, regulatory engagement, and structured follow-up.
Positions UK capital, legal expertise, ESG capability, engineering, insurance, and technology as part of Uganda’s mining development pathway.
Uganda’s mining opportunity requires more than interest. It requires capital, credible projects, regulatory clarity, and commercial follow-through.