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Hi, I pasted brasso's message and added a bit more, and asked to be pit on their list, they answered within to mins email to John Roberts directly. Email : john.roberts@wood.com

Re. Polymetal Re-domicile, we are in the process of establishing best practice to facilitate this process on behalf of Polymetal shareholders.

Someone from Wood’s operational team will be in contact with you as soon as this has been finalised.

In the meantime, can I ask the size of your current holding and how you are currently classified as an investor ?

Many thanks, Best Regards. John Roberts Equity SalesTrading

Followed your footsteps they responded v quickly, and i gave the info ie number of and investor type as well, thanks much appreciated.

Thanks to the previous member, Wood & Co are making a centralized database of Polymental potential clients, info to follow later on all you have to do is e-mail them.

I have sold my Isa holding but kept the others with an average below £3 like many of you merging two holding into 1 could be problematic also wanted to keep the funds in the ISA account, GLA

It will be interesting to see how the recent turbulent times effect IGG trading results next quarter.

Looked a t a few of them i felt that this at 135p was the better option so I now have some, happy to get in under the 142p too. Quite a few are at full price!

Overall positive interview, one to hold longer term will try and average down below 10 not quite there yet but will watch, GLA

Have a look at the FXPO web site, interesting information on the export route options, the one that's seem to still working in the country are the railways, which are essential to recovery. Railway to the coast, then two main shipping options Ship and barges for European canals. Do they ship to other countries by rail like eastwards?

I think this is a really positive step, with the shares a t a fraction of their earlier value I wonder what price was paid.
POG for the longer term is a hold at least for more recent buyers.

A door may open for alternative energy and storage hence our sp going upward for once.

Another refinery issue is that they are build for a particular blend of crude so can't see how the west can reconfigure them by the years end without shutdowns either?

It seems gas infrastructure can't be so easily swapped, even if the west no crude from Russia who will supply the balance a t what cost?

Good post, I think we all want to see a negotiated settlement that means some give from both sides which is not in line with the media reports, sadly this could have been avoided..

Many companies and families in the world will also suffer from rising commodities especially food, fuel will all be affected as a consequence. governments tend to act first then are surprised by the consequences.
I had some before the invasion and like may have had to average down.

Firstly its appalling what is happening in Ukraine, the sooner it ends the better.

From varies media comments, it appears that the expansion of Nato is a contributing factor, we the west are very selective who we condemn it’s OK for the west to arm Saudi against Yemen, Burma seems to have dropped off the news all together, the more we supply any regime with lethal weapons the longer the disputes continue.

A negotiated solution is the answer but I fear that Russia wants more bargaining chips as like Kennedy Cuba crisis there was some give and take the US removed the missiles from Turkey!

Remaining on the LSE enables some influence for the better, strange that some of the British Caribbean Islands seem to be key to all this? Yet we dare not touch them maybe too many other fingers in the pot!
yes I have a few for the longer term too.

There was a RI at 6p, having hit nearly 9p earlier this year so a stable 6-10 is realistic, as RI was to accelerate production, the fact that Hannam & Partners suggest 15p is very welcome support. Socar the Rsa state steel concern well drilled the area so the geology is well know to mgt aslo helps. Yes good potential here GLA.

Viable- it’s easier to widen the target area however it’s worth looking up the following all slightly different:

ATM (last RI 6p) good potential SACOR (RSA state company) in the past drilled extensively, so geology well known to mgt.
KAV in early stages of exploration a wild card, also has support from POW. Some others in the area have good finds.
ARCM interesting geology, failed to sell to AAL earlier this year, recent spike 6p on new drilling, there is a legal tussle too.
I do own all 3, and CEY, JAN, CORA, OMI, POLY, HOC, look them up and glance at the LSE chats for links and reading between the lines. GL

oops it refereed to another company I have reported it and asked for tit to be deleted my mistake please ignore if still on show

Bearing in mind a recall a RI at 9p, that's a first target to hold, given the data, access to ports etc long term this looks good even with the lower ore prices.

Given the contracts and where we were earlier 140% is a great improvement and that's before the US and long distance flights open up, hopefully we will stabilize around 140.

Look very simply at the time graphs £ 3 is an indicative average, so we I suppose are a t below par, however the 316 now looks better post xd, inn the big picture more cars must be at home with fuel and wfh so it should be better for profits?

690 mark less the 24, 664 net, the recent drop seems overdone, hopefully slow grind upwards again.

Like the distribution of shares, even if PFC has a few issues with debt, China isn't going away, but on the dips? however happy to have bought at 315 not 425 mark.

as we seem to top in the £9's 11-14 would still be very good, don't have more than that on the radar screen?