http://www.kitco.com/charts/livegold.html

cheers GF.

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Mining group Petropavlovsk said it had received a letter of support from one of its largest shareholders, amid moves by two others to roll its board.

Sothic Capital Management UK, which owns 10.9% of the company, said it was strongly against replacing the current board as requested by CABS and Slevin.

'Sothic considers the so-called activist attempt by CABS and Slevin as being contrary to good corporate governance and one which could jeopardise the significant value potential of Petropavlovsk,' the letter stated.

if anyone read yesterday's ST, they would have quickly noted peter hambro's involvement with some very shady characters surrounding and the (failed) negotiation to buy a bunch of russian gold assets on the cheap

you have been warned

Response to letter from CABS Platform Limited ("CABS") and Slevin Ltd ("Slevin")
The Company has received letters from CABS, dated 13 June 2018, and from Slevin, dated 11 June 2018, in response to the letters sent by the Company dated 8 June 2018 requesting that CABS and Slevin rectify deficiencies in their responses dated 20 May 2018 and 1 June 2018, respectively and reveal to the Company any agreements or arrangements that exist in relation to the exercise of the voting rights of the Company.

CABS is a 4.55% shareholder in Petropavlovsk PLC which together with Slevin, a 4.55% shareholder have requisitioned resolutions at the Company's AGM. The proposed resolutions are to remove the entire Board, which is compliant with the UK Corporate Governance Code, and elect three former directors which the Board considers are not independent.

The letters reveal that the natural persons, shell companies and trusts behind CABS and Slevin are located or registered in Liechtenstein, British Virgin Islands (Tortola), Cyprus, Latvia, Russia, West Indies (Nevis and Anguilla) and Gibraltar.

http://www.moneyam.com/action/news/showArticle?id=6014102

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Russia-focused miner Petropavlovsk posted a rise in fourth-quarter gold production, helping it to meet the bottom end of its annual guidance range.

Output for the three months through December rose to 118,00 ounces, up from 103,200 ounces on year.

Total gold production for 2018 was 422,300 ounces, in line with company guidance of 420,000-to-450,000 ounces, but below the 439,600 produced in 2017.

Petropavlovsk forecast a rise in 2019 gold production around around 450,000-to-500,000, subject to further POX plant development success.

Capex was estimated at $45m-to-$50m.