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Prestige Gold Refinery announces international gold trading engagements

Prestige Gold Refinery Ghana invites qualified international gold buyers, bullion dealers, investors, jewellery manufacturers, and institutional purchasers to explore physical gold purchasing and export opportunities from Ghana, Africa’s leading gold-producing country, with an annual output of approximately 140 tonnes. Buy physical gold bars from Ghana: Connect with our international trade,…

Prestige Gold Refinery announces international gold trading engagements

Prestige Gold Refinery, located in Ghana, has announced that it will be initiating international gold trading engagements. The company is inviting qualified international gold buyers, bullion dealers, investors, jewelry manufacturers, and institutional purchasers to explore opportunities for physical gold purchasing and export from Ghana. Ghana is Africa's leading gold-producing country, with an annual output of roughly 140 tonnes.

Interested parties can take advantage of physical product inspection and testing, including fire assay, smelting, and X-ray analysis. The company also offers comprehensive insurance coverage against transaction-related risks and potential losses. Prestige Gold Refinery boasts government licensing for large-scale gold mining, trading, export, refining, and processing operations.

They provide structured purchase agreements and contracts, transparent commercial terms, and transaction procedures. Additionally, the refinery ensures product specifications and independent assay verification for clients.

To participate in the international gold trading engagements, serious gold buyers and investors are invited to submit their preferred gold products, required purchase quantities, and destination countries to the company's international trade and export department. The refinery's contact details include a website at prestigegoldrefinery.org, an email address trading@prestigegoldrefinery.org, and a WhatsApp number +233 59 549 8634.

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