Oxus recruits Calunius Capital to fund Uzbekistan arbitration
Edward Machin
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[w]The AIM-listed miner filed for arbitration last September over a joint venture dispute relating to the Amantaytau Goldfields in the former Soviet republic of Uzbekistan, one of the world’s most bountiful gold regions, in which the London-headquartered company owns a 50-50 stake.
Launched pursuant to the UK-Uzbekistan BIT, the request for arbitration followed an increasingly hostile spat over the value assigned to Oxus’ ancillary company in order to dispose of its shareholding in the pro
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