Tag: Dore Bars
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Navigating Dory Gold Export: The Complex Web of African and International Regulations
In the first part of this series, we laid out the foundational steps to close an offshore gold deal, emphasizing speed, transparency, and respecting the Golden Rule: the one with the gold makes the rules. Now, let’s dive deeper into one of the most misunderstood—and risky—areas of the trade: Dory Gold export. Dory gold, often…
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Safe Keeping Receipts (SKR) for African Gold Export
Safe Keeping Receipts (SKR) is one of the steps involved in West Africa Gold Export. An SKR is another bank instrument that is used as an alternative financing tool. These instruments can be issued from banks, bullion vaults, storage houses, or alternative financing facilities. Those that issue the SKR do not own them, so the asset…
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Ghana Gold Export of Doré Bars to Switzerland
Ghana Gold Export of 5kg of Doré Bars CIF vs FOB When it comes to international trade, CIF (Cost, Insurance, and Freight) and FOB (Free On Board) are two common terms used to define the responsibilities of buyers and sellers in the transaction. CIF means that the seller is responsible for the cost of the goods,…
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Invest Offshore in Ghana Gold Export
How much Dore Gold does Ghana export? According to the World Gold Council’s report on gold production and exports, Ghana is the largest producer and exporter of gold in Africa. In 2020, Ghana produced 142 metric tonnes of gold and exported approximately 80% of it. However, the report does not provide specific information on the…
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Gold Mining Company Buscar Announces First Dore Bars Sent To Refinery
DENVER, Oct. 22, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Buscar Company (CGLD) announced today that the Company has sent in approximately 219 grams (or approximately 7 troy ounces) of Dore Bars to be refined. The 219 grams represents approximately 750 pounds of rock ore that was crushed on site as the mining team awaits the arrival and setup of their heavy mining…