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Prestige Gold Refinery has announced international trading engagements for November 2026.
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The published schedule includes Switzerland on Nov. 15 and Abuja on Nov. 20.
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The company is targeting international buyers, bullion dealers, investors and jewellery manufacturers.
Ghana-based Prestige Gold Refinery has announced a series of international gold trading engagements aimed at connecting the company with prospective buyers, bullion dealers, investors and jewellery manufacturers.
The announcement, published by Vanguard on Wednesday, Nov. 11, outlines a November engagement programme covering the United States, Switzerland and Nigeria.
According to the company, the programme is designed to introduce international buyers to its gold products, refining services and export opportunities.
The published schedule includes an engagement at Industry City in Brooklyn, New York, on Nov. 10, followed by meetings at the World Trade Center 2 in Geneva, Switzerland, on Nov. 15.
The final listed engagement is scheduled for Nov. 20 at the Transcorp Hilton in Abuja, Nigeria.
Company outlines products and services
Prestige Gold Refinery says its offerings include premium gold bullion bars, gold doré bars, natural gold nuggets, refining and assay services, as well as international gold trading and export services.
The company is inviting interested buyers to indicate their preferred gold products, purchase quantities and destination countries. It also says its proposed transaction process includes physical product inspection, independent assay verification, structured purchase agreements and export coordination.
In addition, the company lists insurance coverage and government licensing among the services and assurances it says are available to prospective trading partners. However, these commercial and regulatory claims require independent verification before publication as established facts.
International engagements target wider market access
The announced programme reflects the company’s intention to establish connections with buyers beyond Ghana and expand its international commercial relationships.
Ghana remains an important gold-producing country, and opportunities across refining, bullion trading and mineral exports continue to attract international commercial interest.
Meanwhile, the planned Abuja engagement provides an opportunity for the company to connect with prospective Nigerian buyers and institutional purchasers.
The company has directed interested participants to its international trade and export department for further information about its products, purchasing arrangements and scheduled engagements. Prestige Gold Refinery lists its website as prestigegoldrefinery.org and provides an international trade contact for enquiries.
