For Equipment & Service Companies
U.S. Mining Equipment Is a Sweet Spot in Zambia.
The $8–9B investment wave is driving procurement demand across drilling, processing, survey, and safety. The USCS office in Lusaka is positioned to help U.S. suppliers connect with buyers.
Why This Matters
The demand
- The $8–9B capital wave creates sustained procurement demand.
- Mines need drilling, mine planning, and geological survey.
- Processing, heavy equipment, and environmental/safety solutions.
- Laboratory and assay services across the Copperbelt.
- Duty-free importation of capital equipment lowers landed cost.
- The USCS Lusaka office (opened 2024) is positioned to facilitate.
The $8–9 billion wave of recent capital does not flow into the ground by itself — it flows through equipment, technology, and services. Zambian mines need drilling, mine planning, geological survey, processing, heavy equipment, environmental and safety solutions, and laboratory and assay capacity. U.S. suppliers are well positioned, and duty-free importation of capital equipment improves landed economics.
The U.S. Commercial Service office that opened in Lusaka in 2024 exists in part to connect U.S. suppliers with these buyers. The delegation gives you a structured way to meet them.
What You Get
What the delegation includes
Government & Agency Access
Meetings with the Ministry of Mines, the Zambia Development Agency, and the U.S. Embassy.
U.S. Commercial Service Support
On-the-ground facilitation and matchmaking from the USCS office in Lusaka.
Decision-Maker Introductions
Direct introductions and connections to industry decision makers and project owners.
Copperbelt Mine Site Visits
Travel to Zambia's Copperbelt for on-site visits to active mining operations.
Full Insaka Summit Participation
Complete access to the Insaka Mining Investment Summit program and sessions.
Summit-Floor Exhibition Presence
A group exhibition presence on the Summit floor to raise your company's profile.
Institutional Support
Organized with support from the U.S. Commercial Service (U.S. Department of Commerce), the U.S. Embassy in Lusaka, and the Zambian Ministry of Mines and Minerals Development. A privately organized, commercially focused program — not a U.S. government or diplomatic mission.
Register Your Interest
Join the delegation to Zambia
usminingmissions.com
Delegate spots are limited and selectively offered. This form expresses interest only and does not commit your company.
Questions? Brent.Klepko@trade.gov