Blue Gold wins tribunal rejection of Ghana bid to split $1 billion-plus arbitration
PUBT·05/06/2026 12:32:54
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- Blue Gold won a procedural ruling in its arbitration against Republic of Ghana, keeping proceedings on a single track.
- Tribunal rejected Ghana’s request to split case into jurisdiction, liability, damages phases in Procedural Order No. 3 dated April 10, 2026.
- Arbitration seeks more than $1 billion, filed with Permanent Court of Arbitration under PCA Case No. 2025-21.
- Case began April 2, 2025 under 1989 UK-Ghana investment treaty; next filing is claimant memorial on merits.
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