New Tender for Phosphate Mines
Australia’s Sultan Corp has found itself back to square one concerning exploiting Togo’s carbonated phosphates reserves (AMI 263).Under pressure from [...]
Published on 20 December 2011
Cards re-shuffled for country's phosphate
Begun in 2009, the quest for a strategic partner for Societe Nouvelle des Phosphates du Togo (SNPT) is still marking time. Although the government has been engaged for long months in exclusive talks with the Australian firm Sultan Corp., the World Bank and International Monetary fund have managed to force it to issue a new invitation to tender for the sector.
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20/12/2011
TOGO
20/11/2011
Phosphates: Sultan Corp runs into wall in Lome
The Australian firm Sultan Corp’s hopes of landing a carbonated phosphates concession in Togo before the end of the year [...]
TOGO
11/10/2011
Phosphate privatization still stuck
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TOGO
29/08/2011
Michel Kezie
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TOGO
14/06/2011
Change in sight for phosphates Free
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TOGO
29/03/2011
Jimmy Lee
Negotiations between the Australian mining concern Sultan Corp and the Togolese government for a license to mine carbonated phosphates (AMI [...]
TOGO
29/03/2011
Ignace Clomegah
Appointed special adviser for investment to Togolese president Faure Gnassingbe in February, 64-year-old Ignace Clomegah has taken over the chairmanship [...]
TOGO
15/03/2011
Togo phosphates: a follow-up
In response to our article "Fight over carbonated phosphates" in [...]
TOGO
15/03/2011
Fresh talk of selling stakes in SNPT
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TOGO
01/03/2011
Fight over carbonated phosphates
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TOGO
26/01/2010
Etienne Bafaï
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TOGO
08/12/2009
Hefty Investment Needed in Phosphates
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TOGO
10/11/2009
Phosphate Industry Seeks a Saviour
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TOGO
20/01/2009
Togo Phosphates May Lay Off 600 Workers
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