Resolute Mining, Mali

Resolute Mining to Pay Mali $160 Million in Tax Dispute
The Australian miner agreed to settle a tax dispute as it seeks to secure the release of its chief executive and two other employees detained in the West African country.
Resolute Mining to pay $250m to settle West Africa tax dispute
ASX-listed gold miner’s chief executive and two other staff remain held by Malian authorities after ransom-style shakedown.
Resolute Mining Says $160 Million Deal Struck With Mali Govt Over Detained CEO
Australia's Resolute Mining said Monday it has struck a $160 million deal with the government of Mali, after its chief executive and two other employees were detained while in Bamako.
Resolute Mining Reaches Key Agreement with Mali
Resolute Mining Limited (AU:RSG) has released an update. Resolute Mining has reached a memorandum of understanding with the Malian government,
Resolute Mining agrees to pay $160 mln to Mali as CEO, employees remain detained
Australia's Resolute Mining said on Monday that it would pay $160 million to Mali's government to help resolve a tax dispute after the West African country detained its CEO Terence Holohan and two other employees this month.
Resolute Mining CEO, Two Other Employees Detained by Officials in Mali
Chief Executive Terence Holohan and two other employees have been detained by government officials in Mali, where the Australian company runs gold-mining operations.
Live news: Gold miner reaches $160mn settlement with Malian government
Resolute Mining has reached a $160mn settlement with the Malian government to resolve a tax dispute that led to the detention of its chief executive in the African country. On Monday morning the Anglo-Australian gold miner said it had signed a memorandum of understanding with the government to settle claims related to tax,
Resolute Mining: Has Executed Memorandum of Understanding in Talks With Mali Government
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Resolute Mining down 10% on first US$80M payment to Mali's government
Resolute Mining (ASX:RSG) – the miner whose CEO was recently detained in Mali by its junta government – has paid up its first US$80 million. According to Cboe Live pricing at 10.30am Sydney time, the stock was down 10%,
Resolute Mining Strikes $160mn Deal With Mali Junta Over Detained CEO
Australia's Resolute Mining said Monday it has struck a $160 million deal with the government of Mali, after the company's CEO and two other executives were unexpectedly detained.
Resolute Mining agrees to pay $US160 million after CEO Terence Holohan and executives detained in Mali
In a bid to free three of its executives who have been detained in Mali over a tax dispute, Resolute Mining agrees to pay ...
Resolute Mining to fork out $247m to free boss, employees detained in Mali
Resolute Mining has inked an agreement to hand over the money to ensure the release of its chief executive and two staff ...
Resolute Mining Says Will Pay Mali $160 Million in Tax Dispute
Resolute Mining Ltd. will pay the Mali government about $160 million as it seeks to reolve a tax dispute that’s seens its ...
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Resolute Mining to Pay Mali $160 Million Over Tax Dispute
(Bloomberg) -- Resolute Mining Ltd. will pay the Mali government about $160 million as it seeks to resolve a tax dispute ...
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Resolute Mining says it will pay Mali $160 million in tax dispute
The company’s shares in Sydney were suspended on Thursday, after tumbling 40% since news of the detention of CEO Terry ...
Resolute Mining shares suspended pending company announcement
Gold producer Resolute Mining has halted trading in its shares in Sydney pending a company announcement after last week’s ...
Resolute CEO still held in Mali, diplomatic sources say, as shares suspended
Resolute Mining CEO Terence Holohan and two other employees of the Australian company were still being detained in Mali on Thursday, two diplomatic sources there told Reuters.