What We Do
What does Seventy Ninth™ Resources do?
Our successful strategy is based on a distressed acquisition model, allowing us to amass the largest portfolio of West Africa’s mining permits.
Our successful strategy is based on a distressed acquisition model, allowing us to amass a portfolio of West Africa’s most lucrative mining concessions.
The Websters, by way of their company Seventy Ninth Resources, are the sole managers of their seventeen mining concessions located in The Republic of Guinea. By the end of 2021, the company had acquired nine more concessions that year and had become the largest natural resource developers by number of concessions under exploration in West Africa.
Seventy Ninth™ Resources is managed and advised by a strong team of industry leaders who sit on their board, who work with leading figures in law, finance and geology, ensuring that the company operates with the highest levels of trust, integrity and professionalism to mitigate risks to all stakeholders. Ernst & Young, SRK Exploration and Fieldfisher LLP are just some of the names that we work with alongside CBE-awarded board members Andy Cole CBE & Adrienne Kelbie CBE.
Our successful strategy is based on a distressed acquisition model, allowing us to amass a portfolio of West Africa’s most lucrative mining concessions.
The Websters, by way of their company Seventy Ninth Resources, are the sole owners of their eighteen mining concessions located in The Republic of Guinea. By the end of 2021, the company had acquired nine more concessions that year and had become the largest natural resource developers by number of concessions under exploration in West Africa.
Seventy Ninth™ Resources is managed and advised by a strong team of industry leaders who sit on their board, who work with leading figures in law, finance and geology, ensuring that the company operates with the highest levels of trust, integrity and professionalism to mitigate risks to all stakeholders. Ernst & Young, SRK Exploration and Fieldfisher LLP are just some of the names that we work with alongside CBE-awarded board members Andy Cole CBE & Adrienne Kelbie CBE.
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According to a 2021 report from the World Gold Council, gold is the most effective commodity investment.
Due to benefits such as it being an effective portfolio diversifier and it outperforming other types of commodities during periods of low inflation.
“When Wall Street is afraid, the world is dazzled by gold”
is what The Motley Fool Author, Robin Hartill, used to open her article on 5 Good Reasons to Invest in Gold No Matter What the Stock Market is Doing.
Gold has long been considered a “safe haven” for investors as it generally retains its value even during economic downturns.
In fact, the iconic Warren Buffett, who has a renowned disdain for investing in gold, did so at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic after his company Berkshire Hathaway sold its entire shares in the aviation industry, one of the worst-hit industries of the pandemic and instead bought 20.9 million shares in Canadian-based gold mining company, Barrick Gold.
Egyptian billionaire Naguib Sawiris suggests that at least 30% of your portfolio should be in gold. “You need to have part of a portfolio invested in gold. I say 20% to 30%. I used to be at 50%. It is something that is fundamental.” Why? “Let’s say the inflation comes in and there is a crash in the stock market for any reason or the other, you know, then you will be very happy that … you have a position in gold,”.
“When Wall Street is afraid, the world is dazzled by gold”is what The Motley Fool Author, Robin Hartill, used to open her article on 5 Good Reasons to Invest in Gold No Matter What the Stock Market is Doing. Gold has long been considered a “safe haven” for investors as it generally retains its value even during economic downturns.
In fact, the iconic Warren Buffett, who has a renowned disdain for investing in gold, did so at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic after his company Berkshire Hathaway sold its entire shares in the aviation industry, one of the worst-hit industries of the pandemic and instead bought 20.9 million shares in Canadian-based gold mining company, Barrick Gold.
Egyptian billionaire Naguib Sawiris suggests that at least 30% of your portfolio should be in gold. “You need to have part of a portfolio invested in gold. I say 20% to 30%. I used to be at 50%. It is something that is fundamental.” Why? “Let’s say the inflation comes in and there is a crash in the stock market for any reason or the other, you know, then you will be very happy that … you have a position in gold,”.
The Steps in Our Investment Strategy is What Makes Us Different.
