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    Home»Mining»Retraction of article on NAPSA and Metalinvest’s purchase of Barrick Gold’s stake in Lumwana

    Retraction of article on NAPSA and Metalinvest’s purchase of Barrick Gold’s stake in Lumwana

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    Reference is made to the article earlier published on 18 June 2020 citing NAPSA and Metalinvest’s purchase of Barrick Golds stake in Lumwana Mine. 

    The  Editorial Team of ‘The Business Telegraph’ would like to inform its readership and the public at large that it has retracted the said article. The editorial team regrets that the article was sent out prematurely and not subjected to comprehensive due diligence and verification standards prescribed by our internal governance protocols. This article was in no way issued with malicious intent.

    The Business Telegraph wishes to offer an apology to NAPSA (The Pension Fund), Metalinvest (Private Equity firm) and Barrick Gold for the erroneous lapse. 

    It has since pulled down the article from its website. 

    By order of The Business Telegraph

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