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RMG Reaffirms Commitment to Ghana’s Mining Sector

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RMG Company Ltd has firmly distanced itself from allegations contained in a publication by The Fourth Estate concerning its former operations at the Apinto mining concession, insisting it neither authorized nor endorsed the report. https://www.myjoyonline.com/
In a press statement issued on Wednesday, the company said the publication, which made various claims involving the Government of Ghana, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and some public officials, was produced without its knowledge or involvement.
According to the company, the views, allegations and conclusions contained in the report are solely those of the publisher and should not be interpreted as representing the position of RMG Company Ltd.
The management also rejected claims suggesting that the Government of Ghana or its officials supported or facilitated the takeover of its mining operations, stressing that it has no connection with such assertions and does not wish to be drawn into political debates or partisan controversies.
RMG reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining a professional and constructive relationship with the Government of Ghana and its institutions, noting that the growth of the mining sector depends on collaboration, mutual respect and strict adherence to the country’s mining laws and regulations.

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The company expressed appreciation to the Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, as well as the leadership and technical staff of the Minerals Commission, for their guidance and support in helping restructure its operations and prepare for the restoration of mining activities.
Management disclosed that the company is actively working towards the full resumption of operations, with plans to create sustainable employment opportunities for more than 5,000 young Ghanaians while complying fully with environmental standards and regulatory requirements.
RMG further urged the public, stakeholders and the media not to attribute any political position or commentary arising from the publication to the company.
The statement concluded by reaffirming RMG’s confidence in its partnership with the Government of Ghana, regulators, traditional authorities, host communities and business partners, expressing optimism about contributing meaningfully to Ghana’s economic growth and national development through responsible mining operations.

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