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    Home»Business»Blue Gold secures $140 million to restart Bogoso and Prestea Mines; signals willingness to end legal dispute with Ghana

    Blue Gold secures $140 million to restart Bogoso and Prestea Mines; signals willingness to end legal dispute with Ghana

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    By TNRgh on November 7, 2025 Business
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    Blue Gold Limited (Nasdaq: BGL), a next-generation gold development and technology company, has announced that it has secured total committed capital of US$140 million to finance the restart of the Bogoso and Prestea gold mines in Ghana.

    The funding comprises a new US$65 million secured loan from an institutional investor and an existing US$75 million equity line of credit, which remains undrawn.

    The funds are currently being held in escrow and will be released once the ongoing lease dispute between Blue Gold and the Government of Ghana is resolved.

    According to Andrew Cavaghan, Chief Executive Officer of Blue Gold, the funding demonstrates the company’s readiness and financial capacity to bring the mine back into full production.

    “This funding, along with the amount that is already committed, clearly evidences our capacity to invest and restart the mine,” Cavaghan said.

    He reiterated the company’s position that the previous Ghanaian administration “wrongfully terminated” the Bogoso and Prestea mining lease in September 2024, a decision that prompted Blue Gold to initiate international arbitration.

    However, Cavaghan expressed optimism that an amicable settlement could soon be reached, paving the way for the mine’s rapid return to production.

    “We are confident of reaching a resolution of this dispute to ensure that this important mine is brought back into production as quickly as possible,” he stated.

    Blue Gold has also indicated its willingness to drop litigation with the Government of Ghana once the lease dispute is resolved.

    The Bogoso and Prestea mines, which together hold an estimated 5.1 million ounces of gold reserves, form a critical component of Blue Gold’s broader strategy to integrate mining with digital innovation.

    The company plans to tokenise its gold production to launch what it describes as the world’s first global gold-backed digital currency through its new Digital Division.

    The company emphasised that the restart of operations in Ghana aligns with its mission to combine responsible mining with modern financial technology to unlock value and redefine global access to gold.

    Blue Gold Limited operates as a gold development firm focused on acquiring and modernising high-potential mining assets while integrating sustainability, transparency, and cutting-edge digital finance models into its operations.

    Source: Classfmonline

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