Ghana Mandates Private Aggregators to Cover Local Gold Refining Costs

The national Gold Board clarified that state institutions will not subsidize domestic processing expenses, placing the financial burden on private aggregators and their foreign partners.

1 Sept, 14:43 — 1 Sept, 14:43

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Private aggregators, not state, will bear local refining costs – GoldBod

The Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) says the cost of refining gold locally will not be borne by the state institution, but rather by self-financing gold aggregators and their approved foreign offtakers.

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