Ghana Raises Mandatory State Gold Purchases to Strengthen Reserves and Expand Local Value Addition
Ghana Increases Gold Sales to State to 30% as It Builds Reserves and Expands Domestic Refining Strategy Africa’s largest gold producer, Ghana, is increasing the volume of gold that mining companies must sell to the state as part of a broader strategy to strengthen foreign reserves, stabilise the national currency, and retain more value from its mineral resources. From July 1, large-scale mining companies operating in the country will be required to sell 30% of
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