The strategic upstream inclusion in the company’s operations was to secure gold reserves to ensure sustainability of future deliverables and to increase profit margins of investors. Recognizing the heavy investment and timeframe needed to produce gold from GELL’s large scale mining portfolio, the company is currently focusing on developing their small-scale mining portfolio, where production of gold can be quickly and efficiently achieved, guaranteeing investors high performance returns on investment.

GELL’s three-year small-scale mining investment plan targets the Western and Western North regions, Ashanti region; Eastern region; Central region; Bono Ahafo region; Savannah and the Northern regions.

The GELL management team, led by its Founder have selected a number of small scale concessions for its mining activities and personally travelled to all these locations, conducted important meetings for over one year with local Chiefs, Community Miners and farmers to secure the social license of these communities and stakeholders

GELL concessions are situated in the centre of the Kumasi basin, equidistant between the northwest flank of the Ashanti Belt and the southeast flank of the Sefwi Bibiani Belt.

Some concessions are located in the renowned Asankrangwa gold belt, a complex northeast trending shear system, situated along the central axis of the Kumasi Basin, bearing quartz reefs and granitic intrusive, within a zone that is about 15 km wide and can be traced for a NE-SW distance of some 150 km.

GELL is committed and very strict on reclaiming all its mine lands after operations and use the land for other purposes including farming and recreation purposes.

Green gold mining is very important to the company’s operations. We are determined to protect the environment.