Leone Rock Metal Group, a major player in Sierra Leone’s mining sector, has been declared a compliant and responsible mining company following a thorough review by the Public Accounts Committee (PAC).

The announcement came after the Committee concluded its investigation into allegations of financial impropriety raised in connection with the recent Audit Report.

During the public hearings, Leone Rock provided detailed responses and documentation addressing the concerns outlined in the audit findings.

After careful examination of the evidence, the PAC determined that the company was not guilty of any wrongdoing and affirmed its compliance with relevant mining laws and regulations of Sierra Leone.

In its ruling, the Committee commended Leone Rock for its commitment to transparency and good governance. The findings highlight the company’s adherence to contractual obligations and regulatory standards, reinforcing its reputation as a key contributor to the national economy.

Speaking on the outcome, Leone Rock Chief Technical Officer Salim Sillah expressed gratitude for the Committee’s thorough and impartial review, stating, “We are pleased that the facts have been thoroughly examined and that Leone Rock’s integrity and compliance have been confirmed. We remain committed to sustainable mining practices and contributing positively to Sierra Leone’s development.”

The clearance by the PAC marks a significant milestone in reaffirming public confidence in Leone Rock’s operations and its role as a responsible corporate citizen. The company has reiterated its dedication to upholding the highest standards of accountability, environmental stewardship, and community engagement.

This development serves as a reminder of the importance of due process and factual inquiry in matters of public and corporate accountability.