East Asia Minerals (TSXV: EAS) says it is a step closer towards production at its majority-owned Sangihe gold project in Indonesia but the approval process was “taking longer than originally anticipated”.
It had hoped to start production at Sangihe in 2018, after seeing off a challenge from “dissident shareholders” who had pushed for a board overhaul and to prioritise the Miwah project over Sangihe.
