A resignation that handicaps Sultan Corporation "Negotiations...

A resignation that handicaps


Sultan Corporation

"Negotiations between the Australian mining company Sultan Corporation Ltd and the Togolese authorities for the granting of a license to use phosphate-free carbonate will be Jimmy Lee," we learn of the magazine Africa Mining Intelligence No. 247 of March 3 last. ?. According to the magazine, "the specialist Australian phosphate industry, has to resign."

That you can remember, "The Alternative" had already raised a dispute over the phosphate carbonate Togo. This conflict is well known for a rebound with the resignation of Jimmy Lee, who, according to some sources, is so far the only specialist in the field of phosphate in the Australian in the race to obtain the operating license of Togolese mine. With this resignation is Sultan Corporation to be weak against the company Togolo Phosphate Togo and Burkina Faso SA who was preparing to file a complaint against her. With this new, Togo will continue by discussing it with Sultan since the latter has just lost his specialist in phosphate? Wait and seee. Wait and see.


In fact, the two companies Togo Phosphate Corporation Ltd. and Sultan would have agreed initially to form a joint venture to acquire the license phosphate carbonate in our country. . But in the meantime, the company said Togolo-Burkinabe have realized that his partner is preparing to double it by talking alone with the Togolese government. In return, the Cree in Australian scam. Hence the crisis between the two partners. Africans have threatened to file a complaint against the Australian and will file the complaint when the news of the resignation came. News that could significantly change the balance of power. To recap, the carbonated phosphate is a phosphate mine in the basement of Togo, less rich but more than that which has been exploited so far by our country. Long neglected, this layer may soon be put into operation. In any case, the wish of the government. . But now, fighting for the acquisition of the license is raging around this project. Good to go.

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