Barrick Gold’s Dispute with Mali Remains Unresolved as Talks Stall
Negotiations between Barrick Gold (NYSE:GOLD)(TSX:ABX) and the Malian government over a prolonged dispute regarding payments from the country’s largest gold mine have been suspended without a resolution. Mali is demanding a settlement of 125 billion CFA francs ($197 million) from the Canadian mining giant, Bloomberg News reported, citing local sources. Additionally, the government insists that Barrick comply with its revised mining code, which increases the state’s share of mining revenues and removes tax exemptions. The Loulo-Gounkoto gold complex, developed under CEO Mark Bristow’s leadership at Randgold before its 2018 merger…
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