CTC Mining SL Sets New Standards in Bauxite Export with State-of-the-Art Port Facilities

By Amin Kef (Ranger)

Under the dynamic leadership of Chief Executive Officer, CTC Mining SL Limited, Hisham Mackie, continues to make remarkable contributions to the economic and social development of Sierra Leone, particularly within the Port Loko District. Since its incorporation in September 2022, the company has not only focused on efficient bauxite extraction but also on fostering sustainable development and community empowerment.

Operating primarily in Marforki and Marampa Chiefdoms, CTC Mining SL Ltd has made substantial investments in community development projects. Over the past two years, the company has employed and trained 292 Sierra Leoneans, with plans underway to expand its workforce as operations scale up into the next phase.

“Our mission is clear: to extract and deliver high-grade bauxite efficiently, safely and with the utmost respect for the environment and the people who live around us,” said CEO Hisham Mackie.

CTC Mining SL Ltd remains committed to a long-term development strategy that balances economic success with environmental stewardship and social responsibility. The company is implementing advanced mining technologies and infrastructure to improve production efficiency while minimizing environmental impact.

Complementing the mining operations is CTC Ports & Logistics, which operates a state-of-the-art bauxite shipping facility in Maforki Chiefdom. The modern port is equipped with cutting-edge logistics systems, enabling fast, environmentally responsible and cost-effective handling of bauxite shipments.

This seamless integration between mining and logistics ensures that global bauxite demands are met with unparalleled speed and reliability, positioning Sierra Leone as a competitive player in the international mining sector.

At the heart of CTC Mining SL Ltd’s success is a team of seasoned professionals with vast experience in mining operations and management. The company’s technical and administrative teams are composed of industry veterans known for their excellence in delivering innovative solutions and ensuring compliance with international best practices.

“With deep roots in the mining sector and a strong commitment to sustainable practices, our team ensures that CTC Mining SL Ltd remains at the forefront of the industry, consistently exceeding stakeholder expectations,” noted the CEO.

Located on the scenic west coast of Africa, Sierra Leone is home to a population of approximately 8.4 million and is celebrated for its cultural richness and abundant natural resources. The country possesses significant reserves of diamond, rutile and bauxite, with bauxite deposits primarily concentrated in the Western and Northern regions.

Port Loko District, where CTC Mining SL Ltd is based, is particularly rich in bauxite ore, composed mainly of hydrous aluminium oxide minerals, clay and iron oxide. Its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean makes it an ideal location for port and export operations.

With its strategic investments, commitment to local empowerment and adherence to sustainable environmental practices, CTC Mining SL Ltd is playing a pivotal role in powering Sierra Leone’s growth ; creating jobs, supporting communities and positioning the nation as a key player in the global mining industry.

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