Australian Mining Firm to Pay Mali $160 Million for CEO's Release
The Australian firm Resolute Mining has announced that it will pay Mali's government $160 million to resolve a tax dispute. Mali detained its CEO Terence Holohan and two other employees this month. The trio was arrested after travelling to Bamako for routine negotiations with the ruling regime.
An Australian mining company, Resolute Mining, says it will pay Mali's military government $160m (£126m) to settle a tax ...
Resolute Mining Ltd. will pay the Mali government about $160 million as it seeks to reolve a tax dispute that’s seens its ...
The company’s shares in Sydney were suspended on Thursday, after tumbling 40% since news of the detention of CEO Terry ...
Mali-focused Resolute Mining has entered a trading halt, pending a market update regarding media speculation surrounding the ...
Resolute Mining Ltd. suspended trading after Mali demanded the Australian gold miner pay about $160 million to resolve a tax ...
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