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Montauk Metals Inc V.MTK

Alternate Symbol(s):  GAYGF

Montauk Metals Inc., formerly Galway Gold Inc., is a Canada-based mineral exploration company. The Company is focused on seeking new exploration projects. Its subsidiaries include Galway Resources Vetas Holdco Ltd. (Cayman Islands), Galway Resources Vetas Holdco Ltd. and Sucursal Colombia and Galway Gold US Inc.


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Post by whiteirishon Apr 10, 2018 11:43am
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Colombia pro-mining referendum will not soothe global miners

Colombia pro-mining referendum will not soothe global miners

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/colombia-pro-mining-referendum-not-150353837.html

Vetas municipality will soon hold Colombia's first-ever, and so far only, local vote aimed at enshrining the right to mine, in sharp contrast to a wave of environmentally focused anti-mining referendums over the past year that spooked investors and forced a major gold project to close.

The pro-mining referendum in Vetas may prompt more elsewhere. But pro-mining votes seem set to benefit local companies and mining in streams and on mountainsides, not multinationals including Continental Gold, EcoOro , Red Eagle and AngloGold Ashanti, which pulled out of a $360 million investment in Cajamarca after an anti-mining vote last year.

Miners have called for clarity on whether the referendums, be they pro or anti-mining, are binding. But the government has failed to legislate the issue, which is dampening foreign investment at a time when Colombia is grappling with low growth.

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In California municipality some still make their living panning for gold. Officials said the community has a fraught relationship with Minesa, the latest multinational to start a project there, pledging to directly employ 1,000 people.
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