CAPD hauled before EMRA's new chief26 Aug 2024 13:01
This is posted on the CEY.L and it may be of interest to CAPD shareholders
August 19, 2024
Nuinsco Resources Limited today announced that it has served the Government of the Arab Republic of Egypt with a legal Notice of Dispute on the grounds that Nuinsco’s investment in the el Sid gold project in Egypt has been damaged by the actions and omissions of the Government of Egypt.
The Notice of Dispute is served pursuant to the provisions of the Bilateral Investment Treaty (the “BIT”) concluded between the Government of Canada and the GOE for the Promotion and Protection of Investments. Nuinsco holds license interests in dumps and tailings located in and around three areas: El Sid, El Fawakheer and Attallah, in Egypt’s Eastern Desert, all granted under a Contract for Evaluation, Extraction, and Exploitation of Gold (ore) and Associated Metals. The Contract, concluded in November 2018, is between Shalateen for Mineral Resources and Nuinsco’s majority (70%) owned subsidiary, Z-Gold for Mineral Resources. Shalateen is a state-owned enterprise affiliated with the Egyptian Mineral Resources Authority, also known as EMRA.
Z-Gold has performed its obligations under the Contract, however, its activities have been hindered by actions and omissions that are solely attributed to State organs affiliated with the GOE. Ultimately, receipt of a contract termination notice, received while Z-Gold, Shalateen and the relevant State organs (EMRA) were negotiating to execute an agreement to resolve the impairment of the actions above referenced, caused Nuinsco to deliver the Notice.
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In addition to this kerfuffle, Capital Drilling has just been hauled before EMRA's new chief to face questions regarding the 4 year waste clearing contract overcharge to Centamin.
Depending on what answers EMRA gets from Capital (Jamie Boyton, Chairman of the Board of Directors, Brian Rudd, the Executive Director, and Khaled Mortagy, Chairman of the Company in Egypt) Centamin's $100 million disputed owing may get 'settled' similarly to above... see you in court, Egypt
https://egyptoil-gas.com/news/badawi-reviews-the-developments-of-mining-companies-in-egypt/
https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2683-cse/nwi/165831-nuinsco-serves-legal-notice-of-dispute-with-the-egyptian-government-regarding-the-el-sid-project.html