Acacia to Scale Down Operations at Flagship Ugandan Mine
Acacia Mining intends to reduce "unsustainable" operations at its Bulyanhulu Mine due to a $15 million per month mismatch between expenditure and income, the company says, blaming a ban on the export of gold and copper concentrates.
Acacia Mining Plc.
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Tanzania:
Acacia Shares Plunge On Scaling Down Plans
Daily News, 5 September 2017
INVESTORS seem to be taking a dim view of the latest news from Acacia Mining, with shares dropping heavily at the open after the gold producer announced a pullback in its… Read more »
InFocus
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The government has started talks with Barrick Gold, the majority shareholders of Acacia Mining, to resolve the tax dispute and a ban on export of metallic mineral concentrates. ... Read more »
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Acacia Mining shares plunged to a three-year low after the Tanzanian government demanded that the company pay almost $190 billion (Sh424 trillion) in unpaid taxes and fines. Acacia ... Read more »