Gold Mine In Africa

Our subsidiary in Ghana has an agreement to exploit 5 gold mining licenses and a gold acquisition contract.
The average gold content in Africa is approximately 2.2 grams at 22 carats per tonne of processed material.
Based on our analysis, we expect to produce a minimum of 100 kg of gold per year working on only 2 of the 5 mining licenses.
The budget we are looking for is 2. million dollars (in 200 installments of at least 10,000 USD each) used for the purchase and import into Ghana of the work vehicles (2 excavators and 2 dampers), the crushing and processing line, the field equipment (offices, infirmary, canteen, laboratory, security) and for the availability of the necessary cash flow.
Based on the agreements and expected costs, we offer financing partners 12.5% ​​of the gold produced annually, which can be supplied at the choice of the individual investor, either raw at 22 carats or refined at 24 carats certified by the state foundry, or the equivalent value in current currency.
Financiers can choose the equity or financing formula: For the equity formula, a gold quota proportional to the investment made is foreseen (on the 12.5% ​​established) until the mining licenses run out without reimbursement of the capital contributed; for the financing formula, a gold quota proportional to the investment made is foreseen (on the 12.5% ​​established) until the total reimbursement of the capital contributed.
The refined and certified 24 carat gold will be sold at the LBMA price minus 6% delivered to Italy in 100 gram ingots each.
Start of activity upon completion of the budget.