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Chaarat Gold Holdings Ltd is a gold mining company which owns the Kapan operating mine in Armenia as well as Tulkubash and Kyzyltash Gold Projects in the Kyrgyz Republic. The company has a clear strategy to build a leading emerging markets gold company with an initial focus on Central Asia and the Former Soviet Union, through organic growth and selective M&A.
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Some of the main risers and fallers in London at 3.45pm...
After a gloomy morning for the pound, it started to build some momentum. FTSE 100 finished at 7,543
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The forum attracted 100 guests and was the first stage of the strategy agreed between Chaarat and the Kyrgyz Government
Some of the main risers and fallers in London at 3.40pm
The FTSE 100 closed down 6.56, or 0.09% to 7,519...
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A glance at some of the small cap stories on the Proactive newswire today
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A glance at some of the stories on the Proactive newswire today
The notes are convertible at a price of 30p per share
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A glance at some of the stories on the Proactive newswire today
The Tulkubash heap leach project currently comprises only 13% of the total Chaarat resource
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A recap of the week just gone in the mining sector
Chaarat is progressing with economic studies at the Tulkubash project in Kyrgyzstan and will look to raise finance shortly
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Chaarat is progressing towards the completion of a bankable feasibility study at the Tulkubash gold project in Kyrgyzstan
The firm welcomed new shareholders to its register after it successfully completed a block trade
FTSE 100 shares managed to close higher on Tuesday and hold onto the 7,000 mark – just. The blue-chip ticker ended up 0.8%, or 52 points, at 7,000.06 in what looked like a photo finish