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Needs a link Young Engineer and with a date and time prefereably.

Was aware of this reference what are termed ADR's. Upon which the suggestion was that the ADR's would be converted into Russian shares. Wouldn't be many complaining at that given it is 3 time higher.

Somebody has been playing with the price, Thursday and today.

Kicks off this week with some miners, Anglo American and Centamin up first.

Poly provides Q1 numbers on Monday (25th April)

Watch for further developments this week imho. The Russians already stated that there won't be any cessation of hostilities for any more peace talks.

https://news.am/eng/news/697109.html

Following on from supposedly Abramovich visiting Kiev to try and rekindle peace talks.

https://news.am/eng/news/697109.html

Another spam post.

It is Erdogan that will be instrumental in any peaceful resolution. Was instrumental in getting them round the table in Istanbul. Looks like he's put another call in to VP

I know he spoke with the Austrian Chancellor just a few days ago after he visited both Zelenski and Putin on consecutive days and I thought it a strange impromtu call.
https://www.dailysabah.com/politics/diplomacy/erdogan-austrias-nehammer-discuss-ukraine-russia-war

Yesterday news all over the place of Abramovich having visited Kiev
https://www.forbes.com/sites/anna******/2022/04/16/roman-abramovich-reportedly-travels-to-ukraine-in-bid-to-revive-peace-talks-with-russia/?sh=68222b222fc7

Now Erdogan in a phone call with Putin. (I did wonder how long?)

https://news.am/eng/news/697109.html

The document that you have popped up is dated June 2021 and pre-dates any conflict.

I'll leave you to work it out as a) you popped it up and b) you yourself seem to be getting yourself bogged down.

Bob you pay corporation tax on profits where you are registered and at that countries rates.

POLY may pay taxes or fees elsewhere (costs) in both Khazakstan and Russia but any tax on profit that is left would be payable where you are registered.

Poly does not pay "corporation tax" or tax on profits in Russia (or Khazakstan).

I happen to share the opposing view and that rather than pussyfooting around the edges. Do it right. Quicker cessation of the conflict and more importantly less tragic loss of both military and civilian life. Some may not agree with Zelenski's rhetoric but he is right when stating that those paying for Russian oil and gas have blood on their hands.

"Spring thaw" coming on not just for the mud and sludge of the battlefield and how it will hamper armour and supply lines if the roads get taken out but warmer temperatures in Europe maybe present an opportunity to source alternatively and diminish that reliance.

POLY is Channel Islands registered btw.

Its registered in St. Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.

If your Channel Islands registered that is where you pay your corporate taxes although it does provide tax saving advantages.

Maybe an important point being overlooked by a few in the midst of their frozen evaluation, stereotyping and Russophobia and where they fail to take into account or distinguish the individual specifics of each and every company.

This is perhaps where people should be focussing their real attention. (It will have gone up since the article)

https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2022/04/06/eu-has-spent-35bn-on-russian-energy-and-just-1bn-on-aid-borrell

Cut off those massive amounts of monies and you will quickly end the war.

Thanks for posting LTHamigo. Virtually all of the contents are already known on here. Most are here because the share price is simply too far disconnected from the production, revenues and profits of the business which have been continuing at near normal throughout. A nice reminder of just that should be dealt up on the 25th April and with the gold price trending not far off 5 year highs.
https://www.polymetalinternational.com/en/investors-and-media/news/events/

The one bit I hadn't seen before was the speculative quote.

"Laith Khalaf, head of investment analysis at AJ Bell, said that the fall in Polymetal’s shares “represented a buying opportunity for investors brave enough to take the plunge when the share price bottomed out in March”.

“There remains a lot of uncertainty over the outlook for the business so it remains a speculative trade,” he added.

The upside back to the £12.00 it was in the weeks just prior to the invasion and the £14 and £15.00 broker targets just prior also (not mentioned) are what people are looking at should we get a Peace agreement nailed / war over / sanctions lifting.

30th March RNS

"Polymetal operations in Russia and Kazakhstan continue undisrupted. Production guidance for 2022 of 1.7 Moz of GE remains in place. Group's scope of operational activities is stable."

chippyjo you make some valid points there but there is a Trading Update due for POLY on the 25th April.

Last update at the end of March which all can read sent the share price up to 404p. Gold price is trending at not far off 5 year highs.

That you will probably find that is why some have appeared on here. 4 market days they have to buy should they wish.

https://www.polymetalinternational.com/en/investors-and-media/news/events/

https://english.nv.ua/nation/russian-command-struggling-to-counter-modern-weapons-provided-to-ukraine-attack-in-donbas-falters-50234409.html

No idea. Don't think though that any Rubles you got from a sale on the MOEX could be taken out the country. Not possible to sell this way.

I queried in the past whether you could get a share certificate and sell it through 2 special accounts through Gazprombank the reverse way that Russia expected gas contracts to be paid in Rubles.

Never explored it any further as still holding and topped up.

"Still gets us second highest Friday box office in US so far this year."

I think you might find that statement is incorrect as

The Batman and
Sonic the Hedgehog 2

Both took over $20M on a Friday

Russophobia - they should approximate regardless.

Was always under the impression that there was more than one limb to this and that the Ukranians were working up a treaty on Non-Nato security guarantees. Makes perfect sense that those guarantors are not signatories to any seperate treaty involving relations with Russia. Sticking point seems to be Crimea / Donbas. Do they negotiate a face saving settlement or do they take it onto the "spring thaw" battlefield. Good article big-blue on the issues that the Russian Force are, and will have to contend with. I do not see them as winners. Suggest everybody reads that article.

https://www.rt.com/russia/553997-zelensky-russia-treaty-documents/