Prestige Gold Refinery Announces International Gold Trading Engagements

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: November 6, 2026Country: Ghana

Business & Economy

Prestige Gold Refinery Announces International Gold Trading Engagements

Prestige Gold Refinery Ghana is inviting international buyers, bullion dealers, investors, jewellery manufacturers and institutional purchasers to explore physical gold purchases and exports from Ghana, which produces about 140 tonnes annually. The company has scheduled trade engagements in Brooklyn on November 10, Geneva on November 15 and Abuja on November 20, 2026. Its offerings include bullion bars, doré and natural nuggets, alongside refining, assay and export services. The refinery says it provides physical inspections, independent assay verification, insurance coverage and structured purchase agreements.

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