Latest Arbitration News

Beam Communications has received a US$9.03 million lump-sum payment from Roadpost, fully resolving its Zoleo divestment and dispute. This upfront cash injection accelerates value realisation and clears the way for Beam to focus on its core satellite communications business.

PhosCo Ltd reports significant progress at its Gasaat Phosphate Project in Tunisia, backed by a €1 million EBRD grant and promising drilling outcomes at KM and SAB deposits. The company is well positioned amid rising global phosphate demand and tightening supply.

The Singapore International Commercial Court has dismissed Poland’s challenge to GreenX Metals’ £183 million Energy Charter Treaty compensation, reinforcing the company’s significant legal victory.

Indiana Resources has resolved its long-standing arbitration dispute with Tanzania, clearing the way to concentrate on its promising Australian gold exploration projects.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering’s subsidiary Heyday has lost a $22 million arbitration claim related to the WestConnex M5 tunnel project, forcing a major write-off and a steep cut to FY26 earnings guidance.

Kingsgate Consolidated and the Thai government have mutually agreed to terminate a long-standing arbitration under TAFTA, signaling renewed cooperation and promising benefits for the Chatree gold and silver mine.

Emerald Resources has secured full development and operational permits for its Memot Gold Project in Cambodia, alongside an extension of the Okvau Gold Mine agreement to support underground mining. These approvals mark a pivotal step in the company’s expansion plans in Southeast Asia.

Energy Transition Minerals has taken a decisive legal step by asking Greenland’s High Court to remove Denmark from its rare earth project dispute, paving the way for substantive hearings on its exploitation licence claim.

Sarama Resources has raised A$2.7 million to fund exploration at its Australian gold projects while progressing a significant arbitration claim against Burkina Faso for expropriation of its African permit.

Sarama Resources Ltd reported a $1.9 million loss for the first nine months of 2025 while securing A$2.7 million in equity funding and advancing a $242 million arbitration claim against Burkina Faso over mining permit expropriation.

Orezone Gold Corporation reported solid Q3 and nine-month 2025 results from its Bomboré gold mine, with production slightly down but revenue boosted by higher gold prices. The company’s hard rock expansion is on track for first gold in December 2025, supporting its 2025 production guidance.

Energy Transition Minerals secures a pivotal court ruling enabling progress on its Greenland rare earths project licence claim, challenging retrospective uranium legislation.