Manganese as a Critical Mineral
As of 2025, “Manganese” has been designated as a critical or strategic mineral by many countries in the World such as Japan, South Korea, the United States, Canada, the European Union and so forth due to its characteristics represented below;
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Maldistribution
➢ The world’s high-grade Manganese ore resources are concentrated in South Africa, Australia and Gabon
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Indispensability
➢ More than 90% of Manganese consumption is used in the metallurgical industry with Manganese being the essential element for the production of any type of steel.
➢ Manganese is also integral to manufacturing advanced technological products such as batteries for electric vehicles.
Strategies to step forward
Developing Manganese and other minerals
- Optimizing existing mining operations in South Africa
- Exploring new manganese resources in Africa
- Developing other Critical Mineral Resources
Developing “Value-Added Products”
- Utilizing existing green energy-based power supply in Malaysia
- Developing new “Value-Added Products” in Africa.
Aspiring towards United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
- Collaborating with the Governments of Japan / African countries / Global South.
Aim for the future
At AML Holdings LLC, we are committed to leading the charge in sustainable mineral extraction and processing. Our innovative approaches not only prioritize environmental stewardship but also aim to create lasting economic benefits for the communities we serve. With a focus on renewable energy sources, we are redefining the mining landscape, ensuring that our operations are as green as they are efficient. Join us in our mission to harness the earth’s resources responsibly while paving the way for a cleaner, greener future. Discover how our initiatives in manganese and other critical minerals can contribute to a sustainable economy.
Together, we can achieve carbon neutrality Goals for 2050
SDGs and Carbon Neutrality Initiatives
Reduce environmental impact in the mining industry
Measurement of CO2 emissions from mining operations and thorough efforts to reduce emissions
Choice of Energy
Actively consider renewable energy facilities such as solar power generation
Water Energy Solutions
Renewable energy with abundant water resources
Good relationship with state governments and active use of green energy
Securing and consuming competitive renewable energy through long-term PPA conclusions
Energy Efficiency Audit
Pursuit of maximum efficiency in mine operations and thorough reduction of waste generation
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