Founded in 2007, Royal Gold Ashanti Ltd. is a fully indigenous, large-scale gold mining company headquartered in Accra, Ghana. With six fully operational gold mining sites across key mineral-rich regions in Africa, the company has rapidly emerged as a formidable force within the continent’s mining sector. Royal Gold Ashanti is registered and regulated by the Registrar General’s Department of Ghana, operating under full legal compliance with the Minerals Commission, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and other key regulatory bodies across its jurisdictions.
Since its inception, Royal Gold Ashanti has made significant contributions to economic development, employment generation, and community empowerment in the regions where it operates.
With over 3,000 direct and indirect employees, the company combines world-class mining technologies with local knowledge and expertise, ensuring not only operational efficiency but also inclusive growth.
Empowering local communities through employment, skill development, and sustainable economic participation across operations.
Six operational sites driving sustainable gold mining across Africa’s most mineral-rich territories with impact.
Over 1.5 million ounces of gold reserves secured for future growth and investor confidence.
Queens, NY 11430, United States Dubai International (DXB)
205 Afua Adowaa Road, Kumasi, Ghana
Kotoka International Airport (ACC)
All employees, officers, and directors of Royal Gold Ashanti must understand the importance of upholding our Code of Conduct (Code). As you are aware, the Code publicly articulates the high standards of conduct expected of everyone associated with our organization, including our partners, vendors, and contractors when working with us or on our behalf. Adopted by Royal Gold Ashanti's esteemed Board of Directors, the Code serves as a cornerstone for ethical and legal behavior within our company. It is worth emphasizing that Royal Gold Ashanti is a proud founding member of the Partnering Against Corruption Initiative. In alignment with this commitment, we maintain a rigorous Business Integrity Policy and several standards aimed at preventing corruption. It is vital that all employees strictly adhere to these principles. I want to stress the significant role that each one of us plays in demonstrating and communicating Royal Gold Ashanti's unwavering dedication to integrity and responsible business practices across all our operations. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Let us continue working together to uphold the values and standards that define Royal Gold Ashanti.
As a vital aspect of Royal Gold Ashanti's internal governance framework, I would like to emphasize the significance of the review and approval process for new or updated Global Policies and Standards within our organization. Our Global Policies & Standards Committee plays a crucial role in the initial review and approval of these documents before they are circulated for feedback from employees for a minimum of 14 days. Following this feedback period, final approval is granted by the Global Policies & Standards Committee, after which the policies undergo further scrutiny by the Executive Leadership Team and Board of Directors. It is imperative to highlight that the scope of the Social and Environmental Standards is global, encompassing all directors, officers, and employees across Royal Gold Ashanti, its subsidiaries, and affiliated entities. Moreover, a variance request process has been established to address situations where strict adherence to a Standard may pose challenges due to unique circumstances at a particular site or operation.
Committee charters define the role and responsibility of the committee within the governance framework of the Company. Each member of the Audit Committee, the Leadership Development and Compensation Committee, the Corporate Governance and Nominating Committee and the Safety and Sustainability Committee meets the independence requirements established by the New York Stock Exchange. Our high standards are reflected in our Code of Conduct.
The Board of Directors has formed committees and governance rules to oversee and support the execution of many of its duties. The critical role that committee charters play in defining the responsibilities and duties of various committees within the governance structure of our company. The Audit Committee, Leadership Development and Compensation Committee, Corporate Governance and Nominating Committee, and Safety and Sustainability Committee each adhere to the independence requirements set forth by the New York Stock Exchange. This ensures that our committees operate with integrity and impartiality in carrying out their functions. Furthermore, our commitment to upholding high standards of ethical conduct is evident in our renowned Code of Conduct, which guides our decision-making processes and organizational culture
At Royal Gold Ashanti, we highly value the opportunity to engage in public policy as a means to positively influence our communities and further the objectives of our company. We are dedicated to being active participants in the public policy process, recognizing the significance of our involvement in shaping a better future for all stakeholders. Our commitment to public policy engagement extends across various aspects of our operations, including our political contributions, participation in trade associations, and transparent disclosure practices. By actively engaging with policymakers and key stakeholders, we strive to contribute to the development of policies that promote sustainability, responsible business practices, and economic growth. For detailed information on how Royal Gold Ashanti participates in the public policy process, we invite you to explore the following resources:
Sir Samuel E. Jonah, born on the 19th of November 1949, was educated at Adisadel College in Ghana, Camborne School of Mines in Cornwall, and the Imperial College of Science & Technology, London. Sam Jonah’s career began in 1969 at the Obuasi gold mine. He was appointed Chief Executive Officer of Ashanti Goldfields Company Limited in 1986 and...
Hon. (Dr.) Emmanuel M. Kofi was appointed to the role of Trade and Finance Manager in February 2025. Emmanuel M. Kofi joined RGA in 2021 as Senior Vice-President, Corporate Development, and oversaw the acquisition of Royal Gold Ashanti, as well as the divestitures of our Ghana and South Africa assets in 2022. In 2024
An experienced solicitor, he holds an LLB degree from the Ghana School of Law and a Master in International and Comparative Business Law from London Guildhall University. Nartey W. Dadzie Esq specializes in Conveyancing and Mortgages (Residential and Commercial), Company Law, and Litigation.
Dr. Joyce Atta, who brings over a decade of extensive experience in financial services across the United Kingdom and Ghana. Her expertise spans retail, commercial and investment banking, insurance, private equity, and equities brokerage. Prior to joining us at Royal Gold Ashanti, she successfully held an additional portfolio, further showcasing her capabilities and dedication to the field.