Bulgaria’s Gorubso Kardzhali gets permit for gold, silver extraction
Bulgarian mining firm Gorubso Kardzhali received a 26-year concession permit for extraction of gold and silver from the Sedefche deposit near Momchilgrad, in southern Bulgaria, the country’s government said on Wednesday.
Under the concession contract, Gorubso Kardzhali will invest 2.5 million levs in extraction activities and will pay a total of 1.2 million in concession fees, the government said in a statement.
source: seenews.com
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