3 schools receive chairs and desks as part of GRML support

Gold Ridge Mining Limited has donated chairs and desks to schools in the Central Guadalcanal as part of its community support.

A statement from the company says tonight that GRML has continued to render its support to schools with furniture to Obo obo primary school receiving 25 pairs of chairs and desks, Bemuta primary school 25 pairs of chairs and desks and Pitukoli Community High School 35 pairs of chairs and desks in August.

The statement says while the project recommissioning is being progressed, GRML have been supporting a targeted range of social infrastructure projects in relocation villages and communities in its vicinity. With that commitment, GRML donated three sets of Early Childhood learning materials in December 2019 and January 2020 to three schools in its vicinity, Oboobo Early Childhood department, Bemuta Early Childhood Department and Pitukoli Early Childhood department.

According to the statement from the very beginning of this partnership, GRML has made its commitment to support landowners and communities realise benefits from Gold Ridge Mine.

It says GRML appreciates Gold Ridge landowners’ patience and understanding on the challenges that the company has been facing over the past few years, as well as their continuous support to the project.

The ownership of Gold Ridge Mining Limited (GRML) consists of Wanguo International Mining Group (70 percent), AXF Resources (20 percent) and Gold Ridge Landowners through the investment company Goldridge Communities Investment Ltd (GCIL) (10 percent). This ownership structure, with landowners having equity in the project and representation on the Board of GRML, means that the interests of landowners and project investors are aligned and that the company has a genuine commitment to ensure that the growth and profit potential of the mine is optimised for the long-term benefit of the shareholders (which includes landowners and their communities), as well as the nation.