NIke - your research is a joke. This is research Kenya17 Jan 2025 07:20
Kenya - $2.5m due before any development can take place
The following Notes to the accounts indicate (1) the licence has expired (2) £2.8m would need to be paid before the asset was saleable (756k recognised in loans)
Please do your own research but that is my understanding from the accounts data below
“We note that the licenses PL 2018-0202 and PL 2018-0203 held by Mid Migori Mining Company Ltd in respect of the Migori gold project, with capitalised exploration assets of £12.9m as at 30 June 2024, expired in August 2023. Relevant renewals have been submitted and this process remains ongoing. The Directors have confirmed they do not have any reason to believe the renewals will not be forthcoming”
“Under a 2018 agreement with MMM partner Kansai Mining Corporation Ltd, in the event of a renewal or reissue of licenses, covering the relevant assets, the Company had within three months to make further payment of US$2.5 million (£2.028 million) to Kansai Mining Corporation Ltd. For further details of the payments see note 26.”
“A $925,000 loan note (£756,000), recognised in non-current borrowings, remains payable to Kansai Ltd, which would complete the acquisition of the Mid Migori Gold project. Payment of this loan has been mutually agreed with Kansai to be delayed until the pending Democratic Republic of Congo legal claim has been resolved.”