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Goldplat is a profitable, African gold recovery services company with two market leading operations in South Africa and Ghana. Goldplat’s strategy is focussed on utilising its robust cash flow generated from flagship gold recovery operations in Africa to self-fund sustainable growth and expansion of niche gold recovery business model. The Company also has a small gold mining and exploration portfolio in Kenya, Burkina Faso and Ghana and is evaluating various opportunities to create value or monetise these assets. In addition, Goldplat has an experienced board and management team with a proven track record of creating shareholder value through the development of African resource assets into production.
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A look at some of the top risers and fallers in London today
Production dipped but the amount of gold sold was broadly flat year-on-year
FTSE 100 closed down 0.46 points, or 0.01% at 7,700 on Monday
The AIM-listed gold miner said as a result of the expansion, the Kilimapesa mine was now processing at a rate of around 5,000 tonnes per month
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The South African recovery operations continue to account for the majority of the company's production
Stocks consolidated gains at the death with bid stock Shire the best performing blue-chip
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With the new infrastructure in place, the company has headroom to expand at the appropriate juncture
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Turnaround group Melrose received valid acceptances for its offer for GKN representing around 52.43% of the voting rights
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FTSE 100 closed around 46 points higher at 7,115. Little brother FTSE 250 also gained ground - up over 180 points at 19,567.
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Operating profits rose on the strength of the performance of the South African recovery operations and improvements at Kilimapesa
London's blue-chips closed up around 45 points but below the 7,300 level