Shanta Gold Limited is an exciting gold exploration and development company, engaged in greenfields to advanced exploration in highly prospective under-explored areas in Tanzania. Shanta boasts a strong board and an experienced mining and exploration management team, combined with influential Tanzanian shareholders and partners.
Gold mining has dominated Tanzanian industry for more than a century and Tanzania is now Africa's third largest gold producing country after South Africa and Ghana. Nonethless, the country remains under- explored in comparison with other gold producers of its size and there is therefore a high probability of future discoveries. More about Tanzania...
Chunya: Five prospecting licences covering approx 199 km²; Chunya Administrative District in the Lupa goldfields, Mbeya region, south west Tanzania, the second largest gold producing region in Tanzania.
Mgusu: One prospecting licence covering 0.4 km²; Ilemela Administrative District in the Mwanza region of north-western Tanzania.
Singida: Nine prospecting licences covering 345 km²; Singida Administrative District, Singida Region, central Tanzania.
Songea: Eleven prospecting licences covering 290 km²; Mbinga and Songea Administrative Districts in the Ruvuma region of south-western Tanzania.
Shanta Gold Limited announces that it has today posted to shareholders the notice of extraordinary general meeting (“EGM”) to be held at 10.00 a.m. on 15 February 2012 at Suite A, St Peter Port House, Sausmarez Street, St Peter Port, Guernsey GY1 2PU. Full release…
Shanta Gold announces that a total of 34,056 ordinary shares were purchased today by certain Directors of the Company. Full release…
Shanta Gold Limited today gave notice of its intention to hold an extraordinary general meeting of the Company. Full release…
Shanta Gold Limited announces the following operational update. Full release…
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Investor presentation (PDF - 2.8MB)
Annual Report
2010 (PDF - 1.3MB)
Audited results for the year ended 31 December 2010 (PDF - 142KB)