Blue Gold acquired the historic Bogoso Prestea Mine in the renowned Ghana Ashanti Gold Belt in 2024 as part of our long-term strategy to expand and sustainably manage long-life high-quality assets. The mine is scheduled to restart operations in 2025 following our planned deSpac on NASDAQ.
At Blue Gold, we prioritise growth, sustainable development, and transparency in all our business practices. Our commitment to responsible mining ensures we create value for our shareholders while minimising our environmental footprint.
Our strategy focuses on acquiring, developing, and sustainably managing high-quality gold assets in sub-Saharan Africa and beyond. We aim to generate reliable long-term income streams while having a positive impact on the planet and local communities. Key components of our approach include:
By focusing on these strategic pillars, Blue Gold is well-positioned for reliable and long-term growth while positively impacting the planet and the communities in which we operate.
Mining began under the British company Ariston Mining, which operated until the 1950s.
Nationalised following Ghana’s independence, then reopened to foreign companies in the 1980s.
Operated by the Canadian Bogoso Resources.
Operated by Biliton Bogoso Gold Ltd (BBGL).
Operated by Bogoso Gold Ltd (BGL).
Golden Star Resources (GSR), a Canadian company, acquired the concession and managed operations until 2020.
FGR signs acquisition agreement to purchase the Bogoso Prestea mine from Golden Star Resources.
Blue Gold signs a binding Business Combination Agreement with NYSE listed blank cheque company, Perception Capital Corp. IV
Blue Gold acquires the mine from FGR.
The sale of the mine to Blue Gold is finalised.