Concessions
Explore how mineral property information, regulatory review and responsible project planning fit together in Ghana.
Concessions are the foundation of responsible development.
Mineral concession information should be supported by licence records, current maps, technical assessments and regulator approvals. Bamfield's property-specific information can be published here when verified and authorised.
Until then, this page provides an overview of Ghana's established gold-mining regions and the information needed for informed evaluation.
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Ghana's gold-mining landscape
Select an established mining area to learn about the regional context. These are reference regions, not claims that Bamfield owns concessions there.
Tarkwa mining district
Tarkwa is a well-known mining district in Ghana's Western Region, with a long history of gold mining and mineral processing. The photograph below shows a mining operation in Tarkwa.
Tarkwa mine, Ghana · Iamgold · CC BY-SA 3.0
Ahafo mining area
The Ahafo mine is a recognised gold mine in Ghana. The image illustrates mining activity in the area; it does not depict an asset owned by Bamfield.
Ahafo mine, Ghana · The EITI · CC BY-SA 2.0
Iduapriem mining area
Ghana's Iduapriem mine is an established open-pit gold-mining operation in the Western Region. It is included as an example of Ghana's mining landscape.
Iduapriem mine, Ghana · Abby Imani · CC BY-SA 4.0
How concessions are evaluated
These are the core areas of diligence investors and mining partners typically look for.
Licence verification
Independent confirmation of licence holder, status, boundaries, duration and permitted activities.
Technical review
Available geology, historic exploration, sampling, resource estimates and independent studies.
Responsible planning
Regulatory requirements, community engagement, environmental controls and operational risk review.
Need property-specific details?
Contact us regarding approved licences, maps and technical documentation.