Gabon and France Deepen Industrial Cooperation with Eramet Manganese Deal
The roadmap could lift local manganese processing to 700,000 tonnes a year by 2031 and includes feasibility studies for three industrial options.
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By signing a memorandum of understanding with Eramet, Libreville took a new step towards the local transformation of his manganese. But, despite the signatures and speeches, economic reality risks imposing on the Gabonese authorities.
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allAfricaGabon and France deepen industrial cooperation with Eramet manganese deal
French mining group Eramet is considering a major expansion of manganese processing in Gabon under an agreement that could strengthen the country’s industrial base, modernise its railway network and reduce its reliance on exports of unprocessed ore.
Prohibition of the export of manganese, which was formed by a memorandum of understanding; the great gap between populist discourse and reality on the ground. 20 July 2026 at The post Local Transformation of Manganese: France and the group Eramet make Gabon fold. appeared first on DataCameroon.
Paris – The mining group Eramet and the Gabonese Republic have reached a major milestone in their partnership by signing, on Tuesday in Paris, a structuring memorandum of understanding aimed at accelerating the local transformation of manganese. The agreement was concluded in the presence of the Gabonese President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema and the French President Emmanuel Macron. This protocol fixes a sheet of...
The state visit of Gabonese President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema to Paris from 19 to 22 July 2026 placed the transformation of manganese at the heart of the Franco-Gabonese agenda. The memorandum of understanding signed on 20 July at the Élysée, in the presence of Presidents Oligui Nguema and Emmanuel Macron, between Eramet, its subsidiary Eramet Comilog and the Gabonese Republic, exceeds the only bilateral relationship. It opens an industrial…
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