Jersey (Credit: iStock.com/Alan_Lagadu)
Metals miner wound up in Jersey
07 February 2019
A mining company has avoided désastre proceedings in Jersey, after the island’s Royal Court found the “speedy process” of winding-up under its companies statute was needed to protect the company’s Guinean assets.
Jersey (Credit: iStock.com/Alan_Lagadu)
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