Heath Goldfields is set to inject an estimated US$135 million within its first year of operations as part of efforts to revive mining activities at the Bogoso-Prestea concession.
The investment announcement follows the arrival of a new fleet of mining equipment, marking a significant step toward restoring full-scale operations at the site.
Officials say the deployment of the new mining fleet signals renewed commitment to revitalising the Bogoso-Prestea mine, which has faced operational challenges in recent years.
The planned investment is expected to support infrastructure development, enhance production capacity, and improve operational efficiency at the mine.
Industry analysts note that the move could boost local economic activity, create employment opportunities, and contribute to Ghana’s gold production output.
The revival of the Bogoso-Prestea mine is also seen as a positive development for the Western Region, where mining remains a key driver of economic growth.
Heath Goldfields’ initiative forms part of broader efforts to reposition the mine as a productive and sustainable operation within Ghana’s mining sector.
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