
GMPG International Corp.
From raw earthto a lasting legacy
We build the plants, security and systems that turn Africa's raw resources into traceable, value-added goods.
What we build
Four value chains, one method
We buy raw material from the producers who dig and grow it, process it in our own plants, and export certified, value-added goods.


Biofuels & Seed Oil

Gemstones

Agricultural Products
Why the Congo
Three decades of war. A plant gate that pays.
Eastern Congo has lived with armed conflict for about three decades. Its miners keep working through it. Formalization that pays its own way is where security starts: a secured purchase gate, a published price, processing on site.
How we work
Four principles behind every site
Formalization, scalability, governance and financial sustainability. We engineer each one into the plant, the purchase gate and the model before the first site opens.

Formalization

Scalability

Governance

Financial Sustainability
The value chain
From raw earth to world markets
We buy raw material at the plant gate, process and refine it in-house, record every custody transfer, and export certified, value-added goods. The margin from each positive site funds security and processing at the next.
Purchase gate to certified export: every hand-over is a recorded custody transfer, traced from point of provenance to final customer.
Numbers
What the numbers say
All figures are model-level projections under stated assumptions, not audited results.
Model-level figures from the programme. Figures assume refined gold vaulted at the central bank unless a chart says gold sold at spot.
The 32 sites shown as negative carry the model's security cost, projected at an extreme, uniform rate for every mine site rather than costed to each site's actual risk. With security costs determined properly site by site, all 62 sites are expected to be positive.
What these figures assume
- All figures are model-level projections, not audited results or commitments.
- Ore head grades are unknown at 61 of 62 sites; ore characterisation outranks every cost refinement.
- Central-bank custody of privately owned refined gold is an unverified precondition of the case where gold is vaulted.
- Gold capture at the programme's non-negotiated prices is an assumption, not a tested result: all 24 priced gold sites pay below the informal channel's 80–95% band.
- No gold-collateral lender is identified; loan terms (70% loan-to-value, 12.25%) are assumed. The cash-flow and flow-NPV charts show the case where gold is sold at spot. Where gold is vaulted and borrowed against, the cash funding trough reaches −$81.6M by Year 10 with $68.6M cumulative interest against a $199.0M vault.
- Rubaya wolframite (F03) is a minor secondary output at sites already counted under another flow, and the model does not price it; its zero in the flow chart is an exclusion, not a breakeven.
Services
Ten disciplines, delivered in-house
The technical, compliance and field work behind every value chain. We do it for our own programme and for partners who need the same.

Risk, Governance & Compliance

Technology & Engineering

Logistics, Trade & Customs

Government & Stakeholders

Financial & Institutional

Security & Intelligence

Environment & Restoration

Biodiesel & Fuels

ASM Formalization

Data, Cyber & IT
How we help
Community, education, environment
A plant that pays published prices is only the start. We train people, restore the land we work, and build local capacity that outlasts us.

Community

Education

Environment
GMPG International Corp.
About GMPG International
GMPG International Corp. is a natural-resources development and consulting group. We put processing plants and secured purchase gates where the raw material comes out of the ground, and we add the value there: tin, tantalum, tungsten and gold, gemstones, oilseed crops for biodiesel, and export crops. Along the way we formalize the artisanal producers who supply them.
Our eastern-DRC programme is where we prove the method. We install security and processing infrastructure at working mine sites, buy raw deliveries at the plant gate at published prices, refine and trace the material in-house, and reinvest the margin into the next group of sites. The material itself pays for the security, not the state.
We build with African partners, for the long term.
Legal compliance
We hold ourselves to the law in every place we work
Anti-corruption, sanctions and export controls, human rights, no forced or child labour, responsible sourcing, environmental protection and data protection. Our compliance page sets out what we prohibit, what we screen, what we record and how anyone can hold us to it.
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Contact us
Tell us what you need to build. We answer with engineers, a plan and a number.
Where we operate
From Wilmington to the Kivus
Headquarters in Delaware, security partners in Washington and London, and operations across DR Congo, Tanzania and the Port of Lobito. Every node works to the same rules.
