Nokundi, Chagai, November 8, 2026: The Reko Diq Mining Company (RDMC) has successfully completed the second phase of its Vendor Capacity Building Programme, reaffirming its commitment to supporting local businesses and increasing the participation of suppliers from Balochistan, particularly Chagai district, in business opportunities linked to the Reko Diq project.
The three-day training programme was attended by representatives of 13 companies from Kartaka, Nokundi, Saindak, Dalbandin and Yakmach.
Participants received practical training on RDMC’s procurement procedures, supplier registration through the Ariba Network, Request for Quotation (RFQ) processes, bid preparation, technical specifications, logistics and delivery, taxation, invoicing and payment requirements.
Conducted under the supervision of RDMC’s procurement team, the programme included practical exercises, online supplier registration through the Ariba application, business development planning and identifying gaps in existing business operations.
Participants also had the opportunity to interact directly with procurement experts, helping them better understand RDMC’s supplier standards, requirements and expectations.
One of the participating vendors said the training had provided valuable information to local businesses and helped them understand procurement procedures and related requirements.
“Such initiatives help improve our capabilities, strengthen our competitiveness and prepare us for future business opportunities. We appreciate RDMC’s continued efforts to support local businesses and contribute to the economic development of Chagai,” the vendor said.
RDMC said it remained committed to developing a skilled and competitive network of local suppliers.
By familiarising businesses with procurement requirements and strengthening their operational capabilities, the company aims to create more opportunities for local enterprises to participate in the Reko Diq project.
The initiative is also expected to contribute to the region’s long-term economic development and prosperity.
Certificates of participation were distributed among all attendees at the conclusion of the three-day training programme.
