Zamare Minerals is a Zambia-focused exploration company targeting the next generation of copper and critical mineral discoveries across some of Africa’s most prospective geological terrains. With a licence portfolio exceeding 1,000km², Zamare operates across the Copperbelt, Domes Region, Western Forelands and Central IOCG Province — regions hosting world-class mines and major discovery potential.

Led by an experienced technical team with deep expertise in African mineral systems and the Central African Copperbelt, Zamare combines modern exploration methods, strong regional networks and an agile operating model to rapidly advance high-quality opportunities.

Using an integrated exploration approach combining geology, geochemistry and geophysics, the company develops mineral system-scale understanding and generates compelling drill targets across underexplored terrains and concealed beneath cover.

Backed by African shareholders, strategic partners and strong local relationships, Zamare is positioned to move quickly and maximise exploration impact. With a lean, field-focused strategy and disciplined capital allocation, the company remains focused on discovery, efficient project advancement and long-term value creation.

Zamare is committed to responsible exploration that supports local communities, creates economic opportunity and helps secure the critical minerals required for the global energy transition.

Zambia is one of Africa’s leading mining jurisdictions, home to the world-class Central African Copperbelt — a globally significant source of copper and critical minerals essential to the energy transition.

With exceptional geological prospectivity, a long mining history, and a stable, mining-supportive environment, Zambia continues to attract strong international investment and ranked among Africa’s top jurisdictions for mining investment attractiveness in the 2025 Fraser Institute Survey.

The country is targeting copper production of 3 million tonnes annually by 2031, supported by expanding infrastructure, renewable power capacity, and a highly skilled mining workforce.

The development of the Lobito Corridor — linking Zambia and the Copperbelt to the Atlantic coast through Angola — is expected to improve export routes, reduce transport costs, and strengthen critical mineral supply chains between Africa and Western markets.

Against this backdrop, Zambia is rapidly emerging as a key destination for the discovery and development of the next generation of copper and critical mineral deposits.

Julian Hammond has over 25 years’ experience in the natural resources sector. He was formerly CEO of a public oil and gas company listed on both the LSE and TSX, where he led the company from early-stage exploration through to production andmonetisation, raising over US$250 million in the process. Julian is currently Chairman of Weardale Lithium, a UK lithium development company, and a Director of Aurelia Mining, a Nigerian gold production company. He holds a BA in Economics and a Master’s degree in Renewable Energy.

Roger Murphy has over 30 years’ experience across the mining industry, beginning his career as an exploration and underground mining geologist in Africa before transitioning into mining finance in London. He has worked as an analyst, salesman and corporate financier with leading institutions including Deutsche Bank, Canaccord, Renaissance Capital and Dundee Capital Markets. During his career he has helped raise equity capital for around 50 mining companies. Roger most recently served as CEO of AIM-listed Sula Iron & Gold and African Battery Metals.

Toby Dawborn is a geologist with over 25 years’ experience in mineral exploration, including more than 20 years focused on copper systems within the Central African Copperbelt. He has a strong track record in mineral systems modelling and integrated exploration strategies for early-stage discovery. Toby has held senior technical and management roles with major mining companies including Barrick, Anglo American, Antofagasta Minerals and MMG. His experience spans the full exploration lifecycle, from greenfieldsdiscovery through to resource definition. He holds a BSc (Hons), an MSc in Mineral Economics and an MBA from Hult International Business School in London. Toby is a Fellow of the Society of Economic Geologists (SEG) and a Chartered Professional with the AusIMM.

Clive Oliver is a Chartered Accountant who qualified with Deloitte and has over 30 years of international finance and accounting experience. His career has been largely focused on listed international groups, including senior roles as Director of Financial Operations within a FTSE 250 company and Chief Financial Officer for natural resources businesses listed on the LSE and TSX.

Tunde Adebayo is an experienced business executive with over 20 years of global leadership experience delivering strategic growth across complex and competitive markets. He has held senior positions within the telecommunications sector across IT, wholesale, MVNO operations, business strategy, sales, marketing and large-scale transformation programmes. Tunde currently works as an Industry Advisor to Tata Consultancy Services

Wole Fagbulu has over two decades of experience advising mining and energy companies across Africa, North America, and South America. He is the Founder and CEO of Aurelia Mining and is the Principal at Natural Resources Advisors and Zamare Minerals. His advisory work spans Mining and Mineral companies operating across Southern, Eastern and West Africa. He has operated in Zambia for over a decade where he started several mining projects like Westlumba, in Northwest Province. Earlier in his career he was involved in setting up several hedge funds and served in an operational role in Boston at Bain Capital, Brookside Capital Partners Fund, a multi-billion net asset hedge fund.