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Financing Gold Projects in Pacific Rim Developing Countries
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(1987). Financing Gold Projects in Pacific Rim Developing Countries.
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(1987). Financing Gold Projects in Pacific Rim Developing Countries.
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SpreadSheed (CSV)
Organization: The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Pages: 6
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1987
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| Regional problems, such as political risk and debt reschedulings, in Pacific Rim nations coupled with the price volatility of gold mean that multi-faceted financing packages are needed to offset the many risks inherent in a new gold mine development. The cross-border risks of getting money back out of a producing mine may require the involvement of export credit agencies, multilateral government banks, or political risk insurance. Variations on forward gold sales, gold loans, or offset structures can also enhance the flexibility and safety for the providers of both the debt and equity. The region will become as large a gold producer as South Africa by 1990. The large dollar amounts for both investment and revenues realised are of great significance to the economies of many of the Pacific Rim countries especially as a means to increase foreign exchange earnings. |
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