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Thanks Dshox, I understand the situation better now.

Actually doesn't seem that big a hurdle at all, I'm feeling very optimistic on positive news on very soon. I would think they would like to have a solution before 2021 annual results on the 13th April or certainly before Q1 production and sales report due 19th April.

excuse the typo..

The fact that UGC has now again has a 29.2% stake of POG and as not a London listed company can the gold workaround now be done through UGC to GPB? Does anyone in the know see this as a possibility??

I see now, sorry easily confused. Forgive me I am a bit of a Newbie.

This may be good news on the Gold sale workaround? As UGC returns to a 29.2% stake of POG and as not a London listed company the gold can be go through UGC to GPB? Does anyone in the know see this as a possibility?

Came through at last, took its time...

Wonder who will pick them up?

Strike123,

April 13th for results.

Yes! Dshox, well placed for going private. If this was indeed the case what premium above the current share price would be realistic?

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/russia-says-peace-talks-not-ready-leaders-meeting-chief-negotiator-2022-04-03/

LSE primary listing Moex secondary, Just confirming POG is in fact listed on the MOEX.

RNS 25 June 2020
Petropavlovsk PLC
Start of Trading on the Moscow Exchange
Petropavlovsk PLC ("Petropavlovsk" or the "Company"), announces that following successful approval by the Moscow Exchange ("MoEx") for a secondary listing, the Company's shares were admitted to MoEx and commenced trading today.

https://www.marketbeat.com/stocks/LON/POG/

WHAT PRICE TARGET HAVE ANALYSTS SET FOR POG?
2 analysts have issued 12 month price targets for Petropavlovsk's shares. Their forecasts range from GBX 25 to GBX 28. On average, they anticipate Petropavlovsk's share price to reach GBX 26.50 in the next twelve months. This suggests a possible upside of 1,302.1% from the stock's current price.

Who is still buying Petropavlovsk shares?
While most investors are heading for the exit, a few are stocking up on the shares at bargain prices. Among them is Sergey Sudarikov, a Russian oligarch who is behind Region Financial Group and who also owns a stake in the sanctioned Credit Bank of Moscow. After shares dropped to 2 pence on 3 March (this was down almost 90% since the start of the year) Region Financial Group bought a 29% stake in the miner. Shares have moved up a notch since then and are trading at 2.53 pence. This compares with 18.89 pence at the start of the year.

Petropavlovsk is also listed on the Moscow Stock Exchange but trade there has been suspended since the start of Russia’s invasion in Ukraine and won’t restart at least until 18 March. Given that the stock is now trading at a bargain-basement price, it is likely that Russian buyers – at least those who can still access their money – will snap up shares once trading restarts in Moscow.

From the armchair trader..