Chamber of Mines commends government for breakthrough in Adamus Resources dispute

The Ghana Chamber of Mines has lauded the government for striking a deal to resolve the dispute surrounding Adamus Resources Limited. The Chamber highlighted that the implementation of a 12-month roadmap, backed by a six-member joint management team, marked a significant stride in reviving the mining company's operations. In a statement released on August 21, 2026, the Chamber emphasized the collaborative approach's commitment to dialogue, investor confidence, and the safeguarding of productive mining assets.

Describing Adamus Resources as one of Ghana's few indigenous large-scale mining ventures, the Chamber underscored the importance of its revival in preserving jobs, supporting local businesses and host communities, and sustaining the mine's contribution to government revenue and the broader mining value chain. The Chamber praised the Minister for Lands and Natural Resources and the Minerals Commission leadership for their efforts to achieve a practical resolution to the impasse.

It also recognized Adamus Resources Limited for its constructive engagement in resolving the dispute. The Chamber urged all parties to maintain transparency, accountability, and to adhere to the agreed roadmap, including addressing outstanding liabilities and securing the necessary investment for the mine's sustainable operation.

The Chamber reiterated its readiness to support initiatives that protect investments and jobs, promote responsible local participation, and enhance mining's long-term contribution to Ghana's development. The Chamber stated that the resolution of the impasse and the successful revival of the mine would be crucial not only for Adamus Resources but also for workers, host communities, local businesses, and the wider mining sector.