Adamus Resources Limited has rejected attempts to revoke its mining leases, insisting that any such action must strictly follow due legal process under Ghana’s mining laws.
In a statement dated Monday, April 27, 2026, the company said it was responding to remarks attributed to the Minerals Commission CEO suggesting immediate revocation of leases in the public interest.
Adamus argued that the Minerals and Mining Act, 2006 (Act 703) provides clear procedures that must be followed before any suspension or termination of a mining lease.
“Section 68(2) of Act 703 requires that a holder of a mining lease be given notice of any alleged breach and afforded a reasonable period being not less than one hundred and twenty (120) days to remedy the same,” the statement said.
It added that regulators must issue formal notice and allow time for corrective action before taking enforcement steps.
The company stressed that it would not accept any process outside the law, stating, “Our Client will not submit to a process that is unknown to the statute.”
Adamus said it remains committed to operating within Ghana’s legal framework and will take steps to protect its rights and investments.
Meanwhile, the Minerals Commission has maintained its position, defending the revocation decision and citing what it describes as serious breaches of mining regulations, with aspects of the case referred to the Attorney General for further action.
