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One of Ghana’s prized properties in the United Kingdom (UK), the Regina House in London, was reportedly taken over by Trafigura after the government of Ghana failed to pay the $134 million ...
Trafigura ‘seizes’ Ghana’s Regina House in London over $134m judgment debt default - MyJoyOnline.com
Joy News can confirm that Oil conglomerate Trafigura’s Ghana Power Generation Company has taken over one of the country’s most important commercial properties, the Regina House in London ...
This comes after a District of Columbia Court in the United States granted a Motion for Default Judgment in favour of Trafigura Ghana Power Generation Company (GPGC), ordering the Ghana government ...
To avert the sale of its commercial property in London, Ghanaian authorities must pay off a $140m debt awarded to Singaporean multinational Trafigura by the London Court of International Arbitration.
Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) is in talks with commodities trader Trafigura and banks for a $700 million five-year loan at 4.43 percent to fund oil and gas projects, GNPC and a ...
The Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) will reduce the sum it borrows in a loan deal with commodities trader Trafigura to $350-$400 million from $700 million due to slumping oil prices ...
ACCRA/LONDON, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Ghana National PetroleumCorporation (GNPC) is in talks with commodities trader Trafigura and banks for a $700 million five-year loan at 4.43percent to fund oil and ...
Trafigura traded 9.9 million metric tons of non-ferrous metals, down from 10.4 million in the same period last year, citing a focus on "profitable tonnages." ...
Trafigura’s Ghana Power Generation Company (GPGC) has served notice to the government of Ghana that it has commenced the process to implement the arbitration in its favour following the failure ...
Ghana National Petroleum Corporation is in talks with commodities trader Trafigura and banks for a $700 million five-year loan at 4.43 percent to fund oil and gas projects, GNPC and a source close to ...
ACCRA (Reuters) - Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) is in talks with commodities trader Trafigura and banks for a $700 million five-year loan at 4.43 percent to fund oil and gas projects, ...
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