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China is banning export of sulphuric acid used in copper production. Where do we source our sulphuric acid? Down the line it must have price implications for copper.

From Q4 2025 opating update :

Gold production increased 54% YoY in Q4 2025 to 14,457oz, with Full Year gold production reaching 53,852oz, exceeding the Company's 50,000oz target; Completed 7,832 metres of horizontal underground development, including 5,268 metres of ore development; Quarterly revenue of US$57.9 million (up 91%), with annual revenues of US$175.25 million (unaudited) up 95% (YoY).

A lot of analysts are saying gold and silver will boom in the near term. We've just got to enjoy the white knucle ride. Selling is not an option.

Adjusted Ebitda up 39% at $583.7

Cash $317

Net debt $22.7 reduced from $215.6 last year

Great set of results

Low P/E of 10.97 at present.

The company reported year to 31st Dec 2025 record-breaking annual revenue of US$175.25 million, the highest in the Company's history. These achievements underscore AltynGold's ability to deliver its growth strategy on time and on budget, providing a strong foundation for future strategic growth initiatives and the Company's evolution towards mid-tier production status.

I am anticipating increasing profits and an even stronger balance sheet.

Our CEO said "We are proud to work with the CME and FanDuel to broaden global market access for millions of new customers."

Wow...what will this mean for Plus500?

I wonder how much this will add to the bottom line and whether we will gain this year. Also, will this help to get our business known even more in the fintech space. Perhaps this will lead to further collaborations and therefore even more profit...

And they have given a 'buy' rating with a 3,630p price target.

Interest income is paying for about one third of the share buybacks.

Quieter trading conditions in Q3 is the overall message.

Typical downward price movement on ex-divi day.

From today's news : Panmure Liberum raises Plus500 price target to 3,750 (3,650) pence - 'buy'

It is a very basic error to compare share prices only; you have to compare market capitalisation. Then look at cash holdings, etc, etc

Jefferies raises Plus500 price target to 3,550 (3,300) pence - 'buy'

The FT is showing a high end price target of 3399.78

Tariffs

I am expecting this share to rise tomorrow after Trump's pause on tarrifs. Yet more volatility.

Kerching!!!!!

The buybacks of shares are usually higher on volatile days like today. Another plus!!!!

Does he know something we don't know?

Of course all vital information should be RNS.

Confidence in the company by buying £544k of shares!!!