Silver Elephant Subsidiary Apogee Regains Pulacayo-Paca Mining Rights After Court Ruling
Bitget2026/11/06 15:35- Silver Elephant's Bolivian subsidiary Apogee Minerals Bolivia regained Pulacayo-Paca mining rights following a favorable ruling by Bolivia's Supreme Tribunal of Justice.
- Apogee was notified on November 5, 2026; the court overturned COMIBOL's December 16, 2024, cancellation of the mining production contract.
- The October 3, 2019, contract grants Apogee exclusive development and mining rights over 2,803 hectares for up to 30 years.
- The court found termination lacked legal basis or proper procedure, nullifying subsequent administrative proceedings against Apogee related to the contract.
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