The metals that move the world
begin in Ghanaian earth.
Steliam Resources develops and operates ethical and responsible gold and critical mineral projects across West Africa — held to the standards our host communities, investors, and generation demand.
A Ghanaian operator, held to the standard of the world's largest miners.
Founded in Accra in 2026, Steliam Resources is built on 20 years of fully regulated refinery and gold import-export experience. It was that downstream discipline that pushed us to move into mining — starting with a single alluvial licence at Banka and a plainly stated ambition: to build a Ghanaian mining company that competed on the same terms as the majors — on safety, on transparency, on ore-body science. Today, we operate three mines in Ghana and process third-party ore for artisanal co-operatives under a formalisation programme we developed with the Minerals Commission. The company is majority Ghanaian-owned, and looking to be listed on Global Stock Exchanges, reporting under JORC and GRI standards.
Expected concessions to grow to 6 in 2027.
Three mines. One discipline.
Banka
Steliam 100%
Gyamasi
Steliam 100%
Asankrangwa
Steliam 100%The pit we leave behind matters as much as the metal we take out.
Progressive rehabilitation is scoped into every mine plan from day one. From inception, Steliam will ensure that it will restore over 1,240 hectares of concession land — handed back to farming co-operatives and forest reserves.
- 60+ km²
- Land owned
- 2.1m
- Expected native trees planted.
- 80%
- Water recycled on site
- 2035
- Net-zero Scope 1 & 2 target
"We are not a foreign company operating in Ghana. We are a Ghanaian company that operates to the standard the world's best miners hold themselves to — and often past it."
Disciplined capital.
Transparent reporting.
Quarterly production updates, mineral resource statements, and independent audits — published on schedule, without exception.