Koryx Copper’s Haib tops southern Africa by value, metal
Koryx Copper’s flagship Haib Copper Project in southern Namibia has emerged as one of the most valuable undeveloped copper assets in the region, both in terms of contained metal and potential economic contribution.
Recent resource evaluations place Haib at the top of southern Africa’s copper projects by in-situ value, underscoring its scale and strategic significance at a time when global demand for copper continues to surge. The project hosts one of the world’s largest known porphyry copper deposits, with significant exploration upside across its vast license area.
Analysts note that Haib’s resource endowment not only highlights its position as a world-class copper play, but also strengthens Namibia’s standing as a stable and mining-friendly jurisdiction capable of delivering critical raw materials for the global energy transition.
Copper’s role as a cornerstone of electrification—powering everything from renewable energy grids to electric vehicles—has heightened investor interest in large, long-life projects such as Haib. Koryx Copper is now advancing work programs aimed at de-risking the project, including metallurgical test work, resource expansion drilling, and updated economic assessments.
With growing emphasis on securing reliable, ethical sources of critical minerals, Haib’s scale and location make it a project of regional and global importance. Its development has the potential to create significant economic benefits for Namibia while positioning Koryx Copper as a key player in southern Africa’s mining sector.
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