Comilog

Comilog, officially known as Compagnie Minière de l'Ogooué, is a Gabonese mining company. It is primarily involved in the extraction and processing of manganese ore. Comilog is one of the world's leading producers of high-grade manganese. The company's main operations are located in the Haut-Ogooué province of Gabon, with its principal mine situated in Moanda. This mine is known for its extensive reserves and the quality of its manganese deposits.

The company was established in 1962 and has since become a significant contributor to the Gabonese economy. Its activities involve not only mining but also the transportation of the extracted ore. Comilog utilizes a dedicated railway line, the Trans-Gabon Railway, to transport manganese from Moanda to the port of Owendo for export. This logistical network is crucial to its operations.

Comilog is a subsidiary of the Eramet group, a global mining and metallurgical company headquartered in France. Eramet holds a majority stake in Comilog, providing significant operational and financial backing. The company's production capacity and its strategic location have made it a key player in the global manganese market, supplying essential raw materials for steel production and various industrial applications. Comilog also engages in efforts related to environmental management and social responsibility within its operational areas.