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ICSID Committee Upholds Award Against Gabriel Resources and Romania

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What happened

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The Annulment Committee of the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes dismissed the application by Gabriel Resources and its wholly owned subsidiary to annul the arbitral award against Romania. The Award, which dismissed Gabriel's claims, remains in force. The Committee ordered Gabriel Resources and its subsidiary to pay approximately US$10 million of Romania's costs, along with interest.

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Why it matters

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The ruling confirms the validity of the arbitration award against Gabriel Resources. This includes a costs order requiring Gabriel Resources to pay Romania roughly US$10 million, which directly impacts the company's financial position.

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  • Gabriel ResourcesSpeculative

    Gabriel Resources could face increased costs and financial liability due to the US$10 million costs order.

  • RomaniaSpeculative

    Romania might receive financial recovery from Gabriel Resources through the costs order.

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  1. ICSID dismissed Gabriel's annulment application in the dispute against Romania.1 source
  2. Gabriel Resources lost arbitration against Romania handled by ICSID.1 source

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