Ownership and Corporate Details Sample Clauses

Ownership and Corporate Details. LIHIR Gold Limited (LGL) is the owner of the Lihir Gold mine and processing facility. Lihir Management Company Limited (LMC) manages the project on behalf of LGL. LGL is a public Company, the ownership of which is approximately as follows (LGL 2004): • Institutions and General Public: 79.5%; • Rio Tinto: 14.5%; and • Mineral Resources Lihir (MRL): 6.0%. MRL holds its shares in trust on behalf of the people of Lihir. Stock exchange listings: • Australian Stock Exchange LHG; • Nasdaq Stock Exchange LIHRY; and • Port Moresby Stock Exchange LHG The Company may be contacted at: Lihir Gold Limited Head Office Lxxxx 0, Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Cnr. Champion Parade & Mxxxxxxx Street Port Moresby Papua New Guinea Phone: (+000) 000 0000 Fax: (+000) 000 0000 Lihir Management Company Limited December 31, 2004 Lihir Gold Mine — Mine Closure Plan Update 2004
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