A delegation from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has visited Gold Coast Refinery Ltd (GCR) to engage management on the company’s operations and its role within Ghana’s gold value chain.
The visit formed part of the IMF team’s engagements with key stakeholders in Ghana’s extractive sector and broader economy.
During the meeting, the IMF delegation sought information on the refinery’s production capacity and output, off-takers and key export markets, as well as the sources and origin of gold supplied to the refinery.
The team also inquired about the total tonnage of gold refined by the company since the start of its operations and the impact of the ongoing tensions in the Middle East on the refinery’s operations and business outlook.
Management of Gold Coast Refinery provided insights into the company’s activities, operational performance, and contribution to value addition within Ghana’s gold industry.
Discussions also focused on the refinery’s role in supporting Ghana’s mineral value chain and its significance to the country’s broader economic landscape.
Gold Coast Refinery is one of Ghana’s major gold refining companies and plays a key role in the processing and export of gold products.
