Namdini is operated by Shandong Gold Co Ltd (via Cardinal Namdini Mining Ltd, with a China Railway Construction Group subsidiary). Government of Ghana 10%. in the Upper East region. Status: Producing (ramp-up; first gold pour 8 Nov 2024, commercial production commenced H1 2025).
| Primary mineral | Gold |
|---|---|
| Operation type | Surface (open-pit) |
| Scale | Large-scale |
| Region | Upper East |
| Status | Producing (ramp-up; first gold pour 8 Nov 2024, commercial production commenced H1 2025) |
| Parent company | Shandong Gold Co Ltd (via Cardinal Namdini Mining Ltd, with a China Railway Construction Group subsidiary). Government of Ghana 10%. |
| Parent listed on | SSE (600547), SEHK |
| Production start year | 2,024 |
| Parent company | Shandong Gold Co Ltd (via Cardinal Namdini Mining Ltd, with a China Railway Construction Group subsidiary). Government of Ghana 10%. |
|---|---|
| Listed on | SSE (600547), SEHK |
| Production start | 2,024 |
Namdini is Ghana’s newest large-scale gold mine, in the Upper East Region near Bolgatanga. Operated by Shandong Gold through Cardinal Namdini, it poured first gold in November 2024 and began commercial production in 2025.
The open-pit mine is ramping up toward a target of about 360,000 ounces a year, which would make it one of the largest in Ghana. It is the first large-scale mine in the country’s northern belt.
Namdini is owned and operated by China’s Shandong Gold, through its subsidiary Cardinal Namdini Mining, with the Government of Ghana holding 10 percent.
