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Ghana may be selling its gold assets short
The country is parcelling up royalties from its gold mines into a Jersey-incorporated company called Agyapa, half of which will be sold on the LSE.
The Lex ColumnGhana’s capital-raising wheeze is a smart idea flawed by dubious assumptions and numbers. The country is parcelling up royalties from its gold mines into a Jersey-incorporated company called Agyapa.
The government will then sell half of this on the London stock exchange for a proposed $US500 million ($701 million).
Financial Times
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