SEMAFO

Following the acquisition of SEMAFO in July this year Endeavour Mining has successfully integrated the assets into its operating model.

"The new assets are well embedded into our West African operating model which is centered on an agile and streamlined management approach."

The C$1 billion combination of Endeavour Mining and SEMAFO, which became effective on 1 July 2020, has created the largest gold producer in West Africa.

The West African gold producers entered an agreement in March 2020 which will see Endeavour acquire all of the issued and outstanding securities of SEMAFO.

"We look forward to working closely with the SEMAFO team to close the transaction and integrate our teams.” - Sebastien de Montessus.

TSX-listed miners Endeavour Mining and SEMAFO shareholders are scheduled to vote on the proposed merger of the two companies on 28 May 2020, following the filing of a joint management information circular.

Endeavour and SEMAFO have entered a definitive agreement whereby Endeavour will acquire all the issued and outstanding securities of SEMAFO.

Canadian intermediate gold producer SEMAFO has increased the inferred mineral resource at its Bantou gold project in Burkina Faso to 2.2 Moz.

SEMAFO has provided an update on the attack on the public road between Fada and the Boungou Mine site in the Est region of Burkina Faso.

SEMAFO has reported several fatalities in an attack on the road between Fada and the Boungou Mine site in the Est region of Burkina Faso.