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I sold all my shares recently, some through Freedom Finance Global and some through Wood & Co.

I think Wood is better, easier, faster with total fees under 0.5%.

FF is tricky with trading account limits, documents required as a proof of funds and there is a $250 minimum withdrawal fee that may be costly for smaller holdings/withdrawals. They were slow with the transfer from the AIX, six weeks! Wood transferred my shares in only a couple of days.

I sold in USD and used Revolut to exchange to GBP; transfers took only a couple of days after the funds were cleared. No problems but Revolut may ask for holding/transaction statements from Wood or FF for AML checks. If you have your statements ready to submit, Revolut will clear withdrawals within an hour.

It may work out better to have the Premium plan with Revolut if exchanging larger sums as on the free Standard plan there is a limit on the fee free exchange.

Hopefully my experience will help someone else going through the process.

GL to all the holders.

Https://ru.themoscowtimes.com/2026/04/30/zolotodobytchik-solidcore-uvelichila-proizvodstvo-v-1-kv-na-84-gg-a194220

Excellent q1 results. I was wondering why sp was going up for the last few days.

Strait of Hormuz is still closed. Group of 15-20 cargo ships that reached the Strait did not go through, now they are turning back.

https://www.vesselfinder.com/

Financial results for 2025 are out. Revenue, earnings, net profit, eps are all up but thanks to Trump and his oops, I didn't thought that through war, the sp is down.

https://nationalbusiness.kz/news/chistaya-pribil-solidcore-resources-za-2025-god-virosla-na-40/

Jetom750, I am not sure if UK holders are locked in. The ones that were given share certificates are able to sell. The others with frozen shares held with UK brokers might be able to transfer to brokers that deal on the aix. I asked before if anyone was able to transfer but didn't get any reply so not sure.

AndroclesB don't be ridiculous. Filtered.

Seems that every site has a waffler that is there for no apparent reason except fuelling delusion of their self-importance.

The one in here keeps registering with different names, writes nonsense not relevant to UK investors, gives wrong "advice" and doesn't get the message that nobody cares about his rants. Luckily there is a Filter button.

35-45%

I had a quick look at Allied Gold. Difficult to compare as it is a young company, not profitable yet, with a lot of debt.

CORE has much lower market cap with 35-45 higher yearly gold production so clearly undervalued.

Austria,

Wood&Co, Freedom Finance Global and Halyk Finance trade on AIX and allow UK citizens to open an account.

Wood&Co is the easiest and the fastest to deal with. Best if you want to sell. They are based in Czechia.

Email: Polymetal@wood.cz

vitb your posts are really confusing. the deadline for ************** already ended so why you advise exchanging?

hl is based in the uk and does not use euroclear, your option 3 is misleading.

the only option is to contact hl to check if they would transfer shares to wood&co, freedom finance or halyk, if someone wants to transfer and sell.

Or a fact?

Brokerage firm BCC Invest identified five Kazakh companies with the most promising stocks for investors.

"Solidcore Resources (formerly Polymetal) took first place, with its stock price, according to BCC Invest's forecast, expected to rise by 53.5% by the end of the year"

https://orda.kz/na-kakih-akcijah-smogut-zarabotat-kazahstancy-analitiki-nazvali-top-5-411818/

Scooters, why are you posting out of date information about a person nobody cares about?

Thanks Fred, It seems Woods is better than Freedom Finance for quick transfer and sale within a month (no holding fee then I would think).

FF has minimum $250 withdrawal fee which seems steep, especially for lower holdings. Has anyone withdraw funds from FF to confirm?

Gold will keep climbing this year.

"Many major banks see gold trading in a broad $5,000 to $6,500 range over the next year, with some bullish scenarios extending toward $7,500 or even $8,500 if financial stress intensifies"

AI predicts $10000 by April according to The Economic Times.

Too early to sell?

Mixed results but 2026 should be much better.

https://ru.themoscowtimes.com/2026/01/30/solidcore-zhdet-rosta-proizvodstva-zolota-na-37-v-26g-posle-padeniya-v-25g-na-19-a185898

I am sure long term holders are happy with the sp getting higher, they will get their money back or make a nice profit. Anyone that bought shares in 2022 for less than $2 have made a good investment. Yes, we knew it was risky but over 300% reward so far is good.

Gold is expected to reach $5000 this year, that should keep the sp high.

Don't feel sorry for western buyers, Solidcore is a good investment.

Doriy, as a buyer you can dream... All holders are waiting for higher sp. My target is $8.5.

Did you miss the boat?

Those are some big chunks of shares changing hands. I am hoping the trading will pick up after all sanctioned shares are bought back/cancelled on the 19th of December.

Why so many sanctioned shares (30 million) were not exchanged but were left for compulsory buy back?