Entry

RMG Gold LLC

An organisation that mines: a cooperative, an association, a small company or an individual operator.

TypeProducer organisationRelationships3Claims held3Checked2026-09First held2026-09

Formerly Kvartsiti Ltd; acquired with Madneuli by Rich Metals Group in 2012. Rich Metals Group, registered in the Netherlands, owns 96.21% of RMG Gold; audit reporting attributes the controlling stake to Dmitry Troitsky and Dmitry Korzhev. The licence runs to January 2042. Appears in the SPMTP supplier map for Georgia in 2024 and 2025.

Entry details
Role, as stated
Georgian gold producer within the RMG Holding group, holder of the licence to exploit the Sakdrisi deposit in the Bolnisi and Dmanisi districts.
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  • RMG Gold LLCrecord:spmtp-sourcing-data
  • Kvartsiti Ltdrecord:transparency-georgia-rmg-gold
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operateslocated inRMG Gold LLC — Producer organisationSakdrisi — Mine site / workingsGeorgia — Jurisdiction / administrative area
  • SakdrisiMine site / workings · operates
  • GeorgiaJurisdiction / administrative area · located in
Georgia
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Tenure and control1

operatesSakdrisiMine site / workingsCorroborated
CurrentRoleholder of the Sakdrisi exploitation licence, Bolnisi and Dmanisi districts, running to January 2042
Evidence (2)

Two or more independent sources state this.

SourceA Georgian exploitation licence is held by the exploiting company, which is what OPERATES states. OWNS is NOT asserted: no source read states ownership of the ground as against the licence.Origingold-hubObserved2026-09Asserted2026-09-11

Geography1

located inGeorgiaJurisdiction / administrative areaSingle source
CurrentPrecisionoperations and seat, country level
Evidence

One source states this, and it is labelled as one source.

SourceTransparency International Georgia. The Georgian public register was not queried, so identity is journalism-grade, not register-grade.Origingold-hubObserved2026-09Asserted2026-09-11

Events and evidence1

mentioned inSwiss Precious Metals Transparency Platform — Public sourcing dataSource documentSingle source
CurrentLocatorSupplier map (suppliersMap / periods block), company:mine pairing
Evidence

One source states this, and it is labelled as one source.

SourceSwiss Precious Metals Transparency Platform supplier map. Appearance establishes that the company is named in a refiner published sourcing list for the stated year, NOT a sourcing edge — the platform own FAQ states that the parties it lists as suppliers are in fact its customers, which is precisely why no SOURCES_FROM edge is drawn from this dataset.Origingold-hubObserved2026-09Asserted2026-09-11

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