Ghana's gold, responsibly sourced for the world.
United Gold International bridges Ghana's artisanal and small-scale miners with international markets through compliance, transparency, and operational excellence.
A fully licensed bridge between Ghana's miners and the world.
United Gold International is a fully licensed gold aggregator company registered under the laws of Ghana, strategically positioned at the heart of West Africa's thriving mining sector. With a reputation built on compliance, transparency, and operational excellence, the company bridges the gap between artisanal and small-scale miners and international markets.
By consolidating gold from diverse sources, ensuring rigorous quality standards, and managing secure export logistics, United Gold International delivers unmatched value to stakeholders while championing sustainability and ethical sourcing.
As global demand for responsibly sourced gold continues to rise, the company offers investors a unique opportunity to participate in a sector that combines profitability with social impact.
To responsibly aggregate, refine, and supply gold from Ghana to international markets — ensuring fair value for local producers, compliance with global standards, and consistent returns for investors.
To become the premier gold aggregation and export company in West Africa, recognized globally for integrity, innovation, and sustainable impact.
Raw material
From the source.
Two licensed pathways, one disciplined operator.
Global export & local aggregation
- Export gold to any approved buyer worldwide, strictly through GoldBod's regulated channels — ensuring compliance, transparency and legitimacy.
- Aggregate gold locally from small-scale and artisanal miners for onward sale to GoldBod, strengthening Ghana's domestic supply chain.
Concessions, partnerships & support
- Active concessions across high-yield gold zones in Ghana for both hard rock and alluvial operations.
- Sponsorship and collaboration with artisanal miners to scale production responsibly.
- Equipment sales and rentals, exploration services and technical support.
Compliance is our foundation, not our checkbox.
UGI operates under the strict oversight of Ghana's Minerals Commission and adheres to international anti-money laundering (AML) and responsible sourcing standards. Every transaction is traceable — providing investors with confidence in the company's legitimacy and operational integrity.
- 01Fully licensed and recognized by Ghanaian authorities
- 02Extensive network of artisanal and small-scale miners ensuring consistent supply
- 03Robust compliance and quality assurance systems
- 04Experienced leadership in mining, logistics and international trade
- 05Commitment to sustainability and community development aligned with ESG priorities
Africa's gold heartland is entering a new cycle.
Ghana holds approximately 325 metric tons of proven gold reserves, positioning it as Africa's second-largest gold producer with significant untapped potential. GoldBod's establishment as the sole authority for gold trading creates a regulated, transparent market environment ideal for licensed aggregators.
- Africa's largest gold producer with record-breaking performance
- Gold production projected to reach 4.4–5.1 million ounces in 2025
- 130 tons of gold output in 2024, with exports rising 53.2% to $11.64 billion
- Artisanal & Small-Scale Gold Mining (ASGM) contributed $5 billion in export revenue in 2024
- Government expects $12 billion annually from small-scale gold production as output doubles
A secure foundation for compounding returns.
UGI's licensed status, strong supply chain, and commitment to compliance and sustainability provide a secure foundation for growth. With rising global demand for responsibly sourced gold, investors can expect:
Exclusive market access
GoldBod licensing provides privileged access to Ghana's $11.6 billion gold market.
Regulatory protection
Ghanaian ownership requirement creates significant barriers to entry for foreign competitors.
Self-financing model
Independent capital structure ensures operational flexibility and reduced external dependencies.
Growing market
52.6% growth in gold exports demonstrates exceptional market dynamics.
Strategic timing
Recently obtained 2025 license positions the company for immediate market participation.
Government support
Strong government backing for gold sector development and formalization.
A self-financing model built for momentum.
The self-financing aggregator model provides competitive advantages including faster transaction processing, better margins on gold purchases, and reduced regulatory oversight compared to GoldBod-financed aggregators.
Self-financing status
Independent funding capability eliminates dependency on external GoldBod financing.
Regulatory compliance
Maintains required minimum trade capital of GHS 100,000.
Operational flexibility
Greater negotiating power and operational independence.
Scalability
Ability to increase trade capital to match business growth opportunities.
Where we go next.
Sector expansion
- ASGM integration: government initiatives to formalize artisanal mining present significant aggregation opportunities
- Export growth: projected doubling of small-scale production creates an expanded supply base
- Technology integration: digital gold trading and blockchain verification systems
- Regional expansion: West African gold sector growth provides cross-border opportunities
- Value-added services: assaying, grading and quality certification
Strategic partnerships
- Licensed mining companies and cooperatives
- International gold trading houses and refineries
- Financial institutions providing trade financing
- Technology providers for supply chain optimization
Strategic goals
- Expand market presence across Africa and international markets
- Strengthen partnerships with global buyers and institutional investors
- Invest in technology to enhance traceability, efficiency and transparency
- Promote sustainable mining practices in collaboration with local communities
- Deliver consistent returns to investors through disciplined growth strategies
Profit with purpose, mining with care.
UGI invests in initiatives that uplift mining communities and promote sustainable practices — strengthening reputation, social license and investor confidence.
Training programs on safe and environmentally responsible mining.
Community development projects in education, healthcare and infrastructure.
Environmental conservation efforts to mitigate the impact of mining activities.
A regulated, repeatable cycle.
- 01
The aggregator introduces the buyer to GoldBod.
- 02
GoldBod — in consultation with the Bank of Ghana and Financial Intelligence Unit — conducts a financial clearance audit for the buyer.
- 03
Upon successful clearance, the aggregator signs an SPA with the buyer and raises an invoice. A copy of the SPA and invoice is submitted to GoldBod. GoldBod's official bank account is the receiving account on this invoice.
- 04
Buyer makes payment to GoldBod for the quantity to be purchased as per the signed agreement.
- 05
GoldBod releases the Ghana cedis equivalent of the amount received to the aggregator to source the gold for the buyer.
- 06
The aggregator sources, refines and delivers the gold to GoldBod for verification and assay.
- 07
GoldBod ships the gold to the buyer's destination.
- 08
The cycle repeats.
Financial clearance requirements
- Duly signed letter of intent (LOI) by an authorized signatory of the buyer
- Company registration documents showing directorship of the buyer
- Passport biodata pages of the directors
- Trade license copy of the buyer
- Financial statement and at least six (6) months bank statement of the buyer
Start a conversation.
Whether you are an investor, a buyer, or a partner — our team is ready to discuss how we can work together.
