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The Class A is £500
The Class D is £100k

Well yes, but ...
How come the default way of expressing the price of gold is in US dollars an ounce, and has been for years. When was the last time you saw the value of anything expressed as x grams of gold?

It's true that your holding is diluted if you do not take up your rights, and it's true that it costs you money if you do take them up.
But there is often a third option - "tail swallowing." Under this, you sell enough of the rights to raise the cash to take up the rest.
This costs you, but not so much, and it also dilutes you, but not so much. It's also called a cashless takeup.

Ello ello - something in the wind?

Interview in The Herald, Glasgow, with new head honcho
https://www.heraldscotland.com/business_hq/18789091.new-broom-iomart-looks-tweaks-future-growth/

rerate

Lauren, I don't follow your logic
"Once the market can see how much gold there is and can see a plan and measure costs and profits , then there will be a huge re-rate of this stock, but not until then...."
There may or may not be a huge derate - but even if there is, we don't know in which direction.

"Morning Hydrogen, Why are they buying more in December?"
'Weighting is based on free float market cap. Higher price means higher market cap means higher weighting in December, if the price holds...... ' True. But you also have to take into account any changes in the MCAP of the other index constituents.

Is an English translation available?

I don't know if this idea has been raised before but if not here goes:
How about someone suggest to a local N Yorkshire MP that in return for a loan guarantee, HMG gets an entitlement to an agreed quantity of polyhalite, for an agreed (or even lifetime-of-mine) number of years at a preferential price.
The government polyhalite would then be shipped at government expense to Third World customers, either cheaply or for free.
The government's cost of the exercise could then be attributed to the foreign aid budget.
Just a thought.

Probably this. Looks like some serious, and rather worrying, number-crunching.
hTTps://leoinvestoruk.home.blog/2019/06/17/tick-tock-beeks-contracts/