The three – including the chief executive Terence Holohan – were detained last Friday in Mali's capital of Bamako. Andrew Wray, the company’s non-executive chairman, said in a statement published on Resolute Mining's website that the three officials ...

Shares in Resolute Mining tumbled on Monday after it confirmed that chief executive Terence Holohan and two other employees have been detained by authorities in Mali.

Resolute Mining says its top priority remains the safety of staff detained by a military junta in Mali in what industry sources have likened to a “shakedown” of the gold producer.

Three expat executives from Australian company Resolute Mining, which owns a gold mine in Mali, have been detained for questioning, industry and judiciary sources told AFP on Saturday.

(Alliance News) - The chief executive and two employees of Australian company Resolute Mining Ltd, which owns a gold mine in Mali, were detained while in Bamako to discuss disputes with the authorities, the firm said on Sunday. Shares traded down 33% at AUD0.45 each in Sydney on Monday.

Shares of Australian gold miner Resolute Mining plunged more than 30 per cent on Monday after the company said its chief executive Terence Holohan and two other employees had been detained in Mali. The Resolute executives were in the capital Bamako to discuss with officials “open claims made against Resolute” that the group “maintains are unsubstantiated”,

Australian gold miner Resolute Mining confirmed on Sunday that the company's CEO Terence Holohan and two other employees have been temporarily detained by government officials in Mali. The executives were in Bamako to hold discussions with the mining and tax authorities regarding general activities related to the company's business practices in Mali.