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A few years ago, AnalyticsX started as an idea, a belief that African entrepreneurs could build world-class companies that create real economic impact.
Today, that vision has expanded across fintech through MyxPay and into natural resources through Kanana Mining.
The company focuses on building intelligent financial infrastructure, data-driven decision systems, and scalable digital platforms that support both emerging and established industries across Africa and beyond.
At its core, AnalyticsX develops AI-powered solutions that enhance financial inclusion, streamline payments, and improve operational efficiency within resource-based industries such as mining. The group also supports mining asset management and subsidiary structuring, helping unlock value across mineral-rich operations through data, analytics, and strategic technology integration.
AnalyticsX is evolving into a multi-sector ecosystem, combining financial technology, industrial intelligence, and resource management into one unified platform designed for long-term economic impact and scalable growth.
"What problem are you willing to dedicate your life to solving?" Talifhani Banks
Intelligence powering finance, mining, growth globally
Myxpay
Kanana
We control a diversified basket of strategic commodities chrome, cobalt, copper, gold, phosphate, lead, limestone, zinc, nickel, aluminium, and tin. We no longer dependent on a single revenue stream or market cycle. Instead, We hold a portfolio of globally traded assets that underpin everything from infrastructure and energy transition to manufacturing and technology. That diversification creates stability, leverage, and credibility in capital markets.
From an investment perspective, these minerals function like a multi-asset portfolio that can be structured into royalties, offtake agreements, equity partnerships, and long-term supply contracts. This allows AnalyticsX to raise capital against real assets, deploy funding into new ventures, and recycle mineral-backed cash flows into fintech and subsidiary growth.
