CMOC has been ranked seventh on the 2026 Top 100 China Enterprises by Global Impact list, released jointly by Jiemian-Cailian Press and the China Enterprise Globalization Alliance (CEGA). Based on the Shenwan industry classification framework and companies' overseas revenue mix, CMOC was also named among the Top 10 in Resource Extraction and Processing.

According to Jiemian-Cailian Press, the report and ranking set a 2025 overseas revenue threshold of no less than US$1 billion for inclusion. Eligible companies included both listed companies on major global capital markets and privately held firms submitted independently or recommended by institutions.

The evaluation framework measures companies' global impact across three dimensions: product acceptance, public perception and local contribution. Product acceptance focuses on indicators including overseas revenue, the share of revenue generated overseas, and market capitalization or valuation. Public perception assesses visibility and reputation among global consumers and in the wider public-opinion arena. Local contribution evaluates how well companies integrate into local economic and social development while fulfilling their corporate responsibilities.

According to the report, the Top 100 companies had a combined market capitalization or valuation of 39.7 trillion RMB (US$5.86 trillion), up 28.5 percent year on year. Their total overseas revenue reached 9.8 trillion RMB, up 15.5 percent, while the average share of overseas revenue rose to 49.72 percent, 2.65 percentage points higher than a year earlier. Total overseas operating costs amounted to 7.93 trillion RMB, up 15.0 percent. The companies generated 7.08 million global media mentions. CMOC ranked seventh overall.

In recent years, CMOC has expanded its overseas resource footprint through a dual-engine model combining mining and trading, with operations spanning Africa, South America, and Europe. Since last year, under its dual focus on copper and gold and a strategy defined by multiple commodities, multiple countries, and multiple phases of development, the company has completed the acquisition of Ecuador's Odin Mining and gold mines in Brazil, while launching Phase II construction at the KFM mine in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. At the same time, CMOC has applied high ESG standards across its global mining operations to support nearby communities and local economic development. In 2025, overseas operations and overseas assets each accounted for over 90 percent of the company's total, while its direct global economic contribution reached 182.42 billion RMB and community investment totaled 488 million RMB.

Alongside these initiatives, CMOC has built an expanding international communications matrix. In addition to its official WeChat account and multilingual corporate website, the company now operates official accounts on X, LinkedIn, Facebook and YouTube, with a combined following of nearly 300,000. It has also maintained open and transparent engagement with media outlets worldwide to help audiences at home and abroad build a fuller, more accurate understanding of the company and its value proposition.

The latest recognition adds to a growing list of honors for CMOC. The company was also recently included in the Global Influence Top 100 ranking under the brand value list released by National Business Daily. Building on these authoritative recognitions, CMOC will continue strengthening its brand communication capabilities in both domestic and international markets.