Heath Goldfields Ltd. has paid a total of GHS136 million to settle outstanding legacy liabilities owed to former workers of the Bogoso-Prestea Mine, marking a major step in addressing inherited obligations and strengthening the company’s financial and operational footing.
The payment, made in line with a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) reached with the Ghana Mineworkers’ Union (GMWU), forms part of a broader strategy by the company to resolve historical liabilities linked to its operations.
In a statement issued on Monday, January 19, 2026, Heath Goldfields said the settlement reflects its commitment to responsible mining, regulatory compliance and sustainable business practices. The company noted that honouring the agreement demonstrates its credibility and willingness to deliver on its assurances.
Management also expressed appreciation to the leadership of the Ghana Mineworkers’ Union for what it described as constructive engagement and a shared commitment to fairness in resolving the legacy matters.
According to the company, settling the liabilities aligns with its stated purpose of “Enriching Lives Through Sustainable Gold Mining” and strengthens trust with employees, partners and host communities.
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Heath Goldfields further stated that it continues to work closely with relevant authorities and stakeholders to ensure full compliance with statutory, financial and operational requirements, in line with applicable laws and industry best practices.
The company reaffirmed its focus on safe operations, environmental stewardship, community engagement and value creation, as it seeks to contribute meaningfully to Ghana’s mining sector and national development.
Heath Goldfields Ltd. is a Ghanaian mining company committed to responsible and sustainable mining, with a stated emphasis on safety, regulatory compliance, environmental responsibility and stakeholder engagement.
Source: Starrfm.com.gh
