About Us
Moga stands to develop critical mineral supply chains, essential for the global energy transition. Born from the recognition of current industry fragmentation and volatility, Moga strives to streamline these essential supply chains but also to introduce resilience and efficiency that the market sorely needs. As we pivot towards a net-zero future, the urgency to revolutionize our energy production and consumption patterns has never been more critical.
By leveraging innovative solutions and responsible practices, such as focusing on circular economy principles and secondary sources of production for minerals. We are dedicated to minimising our ecological footprint.
Our mission is to pave the way for a clean, sustainable, efficient, and interconnected global economy, ensuring prosperity for future generations.
MINING
We seek to mine critical minerals in underdeveloped mineral markets, in jurisdictions where we can work alongside trusted local and international partners whilst keeping ethical mining practices in mind.
Mineral Processing
We aim to discover new ways of mineral processing that will differentiate us from traditionally high-polluting and toxic processes currently being used today. Our innovations aim to lead in a cleaner and more efficient way.
RECYCLING
We follow a circular economy business model which allows us to recycle batteries and e-waste for critically denoted commodities. We continuously look for value in waste and ways to achieve high recoverable rates.
Our Values
Human
Progress
Critical minerals are needed for high tech industries.
Global
Development
Critical minerals are needed to build cities.
Care for
The Planet
Critical minerals will achieve net zero targets.
Sustainability
for Future Generations
Critical minerals will reduce global warming potential.
Trusted Partners
Project Blue provides market intelligence on critical materials and energy transition supply chains. The company focuses on understanding the complexities of rapidly evolving markets, transforming knowledge into precise data and actionable insights for industry and government decision-makers.
Supported by
Innovate UK is the United Kingdom’s innovation agency, which provides funding and support to organisations developing new products and services.
CPI is an independent technology innovation centre acts as a catalyst bringing together academia, businesses, government and investors to translate ideas and research into the marketplace.
Yousef Gorji
Founder
Yousef Gorji has over a decade of experience in commodities, specialising in metals and minerals. He began his career on the physical trading desk at Engelhart Commodities in London, trading cobalt and tin. He later led MENA expansion for Roskill, a premier metals and minerals intelligence provider, which was acquired by Wood Mackenzie. At Wood Mackenzie, he was responsible for new client development in Metals & Mining across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. He then worked on early-stage mining technologies at iPulse. His work focuses on securing critical materials for sustainable development, working alongside senior figures across industries to drive industrial progress. Yousef holds a BSc in Mathematics from Queen Mary, University of London, and an MSc in Commodity Trading from the University of Geneva.
Yousef Gorji has over a decade of experience in commodities, specialising in metals and minerals. He began his career on the physical trading desk at Engelhart Commodities in London, trading cobalt and tin. He later led MENA expansion for Roskill, a premier metals and minerals intelligence provider, which was acquired by Wood Mackenzie. At Wood Mackenzie, he was responsible for new client development in Metals & Mining across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. He then worked on early-stage mining technologies at iPulse. His work focuses on securing critical materials for sustainable development, working alongside senior figures across industries to drive industrial progress. Yousef holds a BSc in Mathematics from Queen Mary, University of London, and an MSc in Commodity Trading from the University of Geneva.