Three Initiatives.
One Common Objective:
Resilient Africa–Europe Supply Chains.
Intergra Global’s current commercial development activity is organised around three strategic initiatives, each targeting a distinct segment of the critical mineral value chain.
These are not isolated projects; they are interconnected programmes that reinforce each other as our portfolio develops.
Rare Earth Supply Development
Rare earth elements particularly the magnet metals neodymium and praseodymium are among the most strategically critical materials in the global energy transition.
Through its wholly owned subsidiary Shag Farm Limited and its strategic partnership with Arario, Intergra is advancing a rare earth supply programme built around Nigerian monazite resources.
The initiative spans resource characterisation, commercial structuring for off-take partnerships with European processors and manufacturers, and engagement with technology providers focused on separation and refining solutions.
Intergra is actively engaging European industrial partners, downstream manufacturers, processors, and development finance institutions to support the next phase of project advancement and market integration.
Green Lithium Consortium Development
Building international consortiums supporting sustainable lithium supply, advanced processing technologies, and battery material development.
Lithium is the defining mineral of the battery age — and the scramble for long-term, responsibly sourced lithium supply is one of the defining commercial challenges of the energy transition era.
African lithium deposits represent a significant and largely underdeveloped contribution to global supply, with Nigeria emerging as an increasingly recognised jurisdiction for both pegmatite-hosted and emerging brine lithium potential.
Intergra’s Green Lithium initiative brings together strategic partnerships with Conic Development Limited and SBSF Nigeria Limited alongside international technology partners and European industrial off-takers to build the commercial foundations for sustainable African lithium supply.
The initiative is structured around three parallel workstreams focused on resource development, technology partnerships, and consortium building to establish a complete lithium value chain from African resources to European battery manufacturing.
Resource Development
Technical validation, exploration advancement, and operational collaboration with project partners.
Technology Partnerships
Sustainable processing solutions and direct lithium extraction technologies aligned with African resources.
Consortium Building
Bringing together industrial, technical, commercial and financial stakeholders across the value chain.
Building Africa–Europe Industrial Supply Chains
Working with European stakeholders to accelerate responsible sourcing, technology deployment, and resilient supply chain development.
The European Critical Raw Materials Act, REPowerEU, and the European Union’s broader industrial strategy have created a clear mandate for supply chain diversification and strategic mineral security.
European industrial companies, technology providers, and institutional investors are actively seeking credible African mineral development partners. Yet a significant gap remains between policy ambitions and commercial implementation.
Intergra’s European Industrial Partnerships Programme is designed to close this gap by creating structured pathways for engagement, investment, technology deployment, and long-term industrial cooperation between African resource projects and European stakeholders.
Industrial Engagement
Supporting European industrial companies seeking long-term off-take security and strategic mineral supply partnerships.
Technology Deployment
Connecting technology providers with African deployment opportunities across extraction, processing and value addition.
Innovation Networks
Engagement with EIT RawMaterials, Horizon Europe networks and strategic research collaborations.