Baru Gold Corporation (BARUF) is a company dedicated to the exploration and appraisal of mineral assets within Indonesia. The firm holds a significant 70% ownership stake in the Sangihe gold-silver project, which spans a 42,000-hectare area on Sangihe Island. Additionally, the company possesses an interest in the Miwah gold project, comprising three contiguous mining concessions that collectively cover 30,000 hectares, situated southeast of Banda Aceh in Aceh Province. The company was formerly known as East Asia Minerals Corporation, undergoing a name change to Baru Gold Corporation in October 2020. Its corporate headquarters are located in Vancouver, Canada.
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Baru Gold Corporation (BARUF) is a company dedicated to the exploration and appraisal of mineral assets within Indonesia. The firm holds a significant 70% ownership stake in the Sangihe gold-silver project, which spans a 42,000-hectare area on Sangihe Island. Additionally, the company possesses an interest in the Miwah gold project, comprising three contiguous mining concessions that collectively cover 30,000 hectares, situated southeast of Banda Aceh in Aceh Province. The company was formerly known as East Asia Minerals Corporation, undergoing a name change to Baru Gold Corporation in October 2020. Its corporate headquarters are located in Vancouver, Canada.
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Baru Gold Corporation (BARUF) is a company dedicated to the exploration and appraisal of mineral assets within Indonesia. The firm holds a significant 70% ownership stake in the Sangihe gold-silver project, which spans a 42,000-hectare area on Sangihe Island. Additionally, the company possesses an interest in the Miwah gold project, comprising three contiguous mining concessions that collectively cover 30,000 hectares, situated southeast of Banda Aceh in Aceh Province. The company was formerly known as East Asia Minerals Corporation, undergoing a name change to Baru Gold Corporation in October 2020. Its corporate headquarters are located in Vancouver, Canada.