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Galiano Gold Inc T.GAU

Alternate Symbol(s):  GAU

Galiano Gold Inc. owns the Asanko Gold Mine, which is located in Ghana, West Africa. The Asanko Gold Mine (AGM) is a multi-deposit complex, with four main open-pit mining areas: Abore, Miradani North, Nkran and Esaase, and multiple satellite deposits, situated on the Asankrangwa Gold Belt, and a 5.8 metric tons per annum carbon-in-leach processing plant. The Asanko Gold Mine holds the land package within the belt, with over 21,000 hectares of tenure on this prospective and under-explored portion of central Ghana. The Abore is located along the haulage road between Obotan and Esaase, over 15 kilometers north of the mill. Miradani North is designed to be mined in two phases to help advance the high-grade ore and manage relocation costs associated with the Tontokrom village to the south. The Asankrangwa gold belt is located within the Kumasi basin. The AGM also owns various exploration licenses across the highly prospective and underexplored Asankrangwa Gold Belt.


TSX:GAU - Post by User

Comment by matt2018on Dec 31, 2023 10:57am
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RE:Dividend Resuming ?

RE:Dividend Resuming ?great info nozz, thanks for sharing it all.
Maybe once the production gets to 240,000 oz/yr and gold price is holding strong, divs are a possibility.
Dont believe the Goldfields div depends on taking money out of Gau as they have been paying it while they have let the cash pile up on the Asanko balance sheet for awhile now.
The current Gau management team was previously with ELD Gold so I believe they will use the cash to grow the companies market cap. 
If you read the Goldfields news release on the transaction, they speak about a possible Gau financing changing some of the payment details of the deal so that tells me that one was discussed.
Maybe they already have an acquisition in mind or plan on making one in the near future.
Just guessing here.


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