Which companies exported 3TG in 2015 and did they publish a 2015 due diligence report?

*Accurate as of 1 February 2017. Some 2015 due diligence reports have been published on the Congolese Ministry of Mines' website or the iTSCi website since 1 February 2017 -- these fall outside the scope of this report. Global Witness asked iTSCi whether any 2015 due diligence reports were submitted to iTSCi but not published on the iTSCi website by 1 February 2017. In response, iTSCi wrote "Yes […] provision of an archive for member company reports to enable the pubic to access the information is an added service beyond the recommendation for the industry mechanism to collate and process reports (on a confidential basis). Uploading Step 5 reports is a lesser priority than other more time critical risk reporting. Following the […] budget and staffing cuts in 2015-2016 due to the extreme adverse market conditions of which you will be aware, as well as sickness of the responsible person for Step 5 reports at ITRI, there was some delay between receipt and uploading." **Banro’s subsidiary Namoya was listed as a 2015 exporting company by Maniema’s provincial mining authorities and is therefore in our sample of companies. However, according to Banro’s website, Namoya only entered commercial production on 1 January 2016. Banro has a second subsidiary operating in South Kivu province, Twangiza Mining. Twangiza Mining did not feature on the list of 2015 exporting companies for South Kivu and is therefore not in our sample of companies (see full methodology in annex I). According to Banro’s website, Twangiza Mining has been active in South Kivu since October 2011 and commenced commercial production in September 2012. See Banro’s website: https://www.banro.com/.