Negotiations are currently being carried out for NPC to make the payments. The company owes 5.5 tonnes of gold (over 3,400 viss) priced at a fixed rate to the government. NPC has an 8-year contract with the government to mine for gold in the resource-rich Moehti Moemi area, which spans over 6,000 acres of land. […]
National Prosperity Company under scrutiny on gold debt to gov’t
July 27, 2017 by Thiha
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FDI could exceed MIC’s target in 2017-18, but still lower than previous years’
July 21, 2017 by Thiha
Between April 1 and July 11 of the current fiscal year, FDI into the country hit US$2.7 billion, almost half the MIC’s target. Meanwhile, a total of US$127 million in fresh funds was pumped into the Thilawa Speical Economic Zone, while US$221 million was injected into existing projects. That’s US$3.1 billion in total for the […]
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