DRC Mining Code compliance
Full adherence to the Code Minier of the Democratic Republic of Congo, including reporting, environmental, and community requirements.
Institutional-grade governance framework designed to meet international standards and investor expectations for responsible mining in the DRC.

Canadian corporation
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Ontario OCN
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DRC operating entity
Black & Yellow Minerals SARL
Board oversight
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Corporate Registration
Black & Yellow Minerals operates through two registered entities — a Canadian corporation for capital structuring and international operations, and a Congolese entity for in-country mining activities.
Federal — Canada
Black & Yellow Minerals Corp.
Provincial — Ontario
BLACK & YELLOW MINERALS CORP.
Operating entity — DRC
Black & Yellow Minerals SARL
BYM operates through formally licensed cooperatives and a registered Congolese entity. The pillars below describe how we align operations with national law and international expectations—not an exhaustive legal catalogue.
Full adherence to the Code Minier of the Democratic Republic of Congo, including reporting, environmental, and community requirements.
BYM operates through local mining cooperatives and artisanal exploitation associations holding valid permits under the DRC Mining Code, providing the legal foundation for all operations.
Black BYM SARL is incorporated in the DRC Yellow Minerals is formally incorporated in the DRC (RCCM CD/KNM/RCCM/26-B-00355) with complete registration documentation and tax compliance.
Operations are designed to align with international ESG expectations, OECD due diligence guidance, and responsible sourcing frameworks.
Ethics and integrity policies apply to employees, contractors, and partners. Specific procedures may evolve as the company scales; material updates will be reflected in investor and sustainability disclosures where applicable.
Zero tolerance for bribery and corruption across all levels of operations and partnerships.
Processes aligned with OECD Due Diligence Guidance for responsible mineral supply chains from conflict-affected and high-risk areas.
Confidential reporting channels for ethics concerns, with protections for good-faith reporting.
Structured financial reporting to stakeholders with disclosure of production, revenue, and expenditure commensurate with our stage of operations.