KEFI chairman talks gold and financing at Tulu Kapi
KEFI chairman Harry Anagnostaras-Adams chats to Vox about the implications of the current strength in the gold price, discounting the idea that it's a bubble and arguing instead that a new normal has been created. Central bank buying of gold will continue, he says, and there's a possibility the price could go still higher. Meanwhile, KEFI continues to finalise the financing for its Tulu Kapi gold project in Ethiopia, which is expected to commence production in two years.
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