Golden Star Resources to delist from the NYSE, TSX and Ghana Stock Exchange
The Ghanaian gold producer, just over 33% owned by the family of Egyptian billionaire Naguib Sawiris, will come under Chinese control early this year.
31/12/2021 at 10h15, by Gaëlle Arenson
The $470 million transaction, approved by more than 99% of Golden Star Resources’ shareholders on 30 December, will see the company delist from the US, Canadian and Ghanaian stock exchanges. Therefore, it will no longer be an issuer subject to these various exchanges.
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