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POG - Peter Hambro Mining

POG
131.00
2.82 (+2.18%)
ASK PRICE BID PRICE CHANGE
131.00 130.70 2.82 (+2.18%)
Volume 3,488,083
Day's high 494.50
Day's low 122.90
Today’s open 129.20
Prev Close 128.20
   

Index: FTSE AIM

Sector: Mining

  • Company URL: http://www.petropavlovsk.net/
  • Company Profile: A mining and exploration company with its principal assets located in Russia. Previously incorporated and listed as Peter Hambro Mining plc, the company changed to Petropavlovsk plc in 2009 to better reflect its Russian focus.

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BullBearings trader activity in the last few days with this stock

Buying: 61%

Selling: 39%

Recent trades by BullBearings members
TRADE QTY. PRICE DATE
SELL 138,866 133p 21/05/13 07:34
BUY 138,866 128.2p 21/05/13 07:15
BUY BET 100 127.15p 20/05/13 14:10
BUY 79,785 124.7p 20/05/13 10:23
SELL BET 1 130.04p 17/05/13 07:15

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News & Reports referencing POG

Tuesday broker round-up UPDATE

Antofagasta: Canaccord Genuity reduces target price from 1065p to 1040p, while leaving its hold recommendation unchanged.

9 hours ago

Tuesday broker round-up UPDATE

Babcock International: Jefferies increases target price from 1080p to 1250p and maintains a buy recommendation.

7 days ago

Tuesday tips round-up: Banks, Petropavlovsk, Glencore Xstrata

Authorities attempts to create a challenger to the main established lending groups - RBS, Lloyds, Barclays, HSBC - are in a state of disarrray after Moody´s six notch downgrade of Co-op last week. Simply put, creating a large new lender is far more difficult and risky than many appreciate. In any case, the fact remains that the sector´s main players continue to dominate the current account market, of which they still possess over 70 per cent. The lesson to be drawn from the above may be that a bunch of focused, niche banks - such as Aldermore - could be a bigger threat to the big four banks than any Frankenstein-like creation which the government may try to spawn, says the FT´s Lex column.

8 days ago

FTSE 250 movers: Petropavlovsk rises on plans for cash savings

Petropavlovsk plans to make cash savings and cost cuts in response to volatility in gold prices. The Russia-focused miner said it has approved adjustments to its business plan this year, including estimated cash savings of 160m dollars to strengthen its financial position against falling commodity prices.

8 days ago

Petropavlovsk cuts costs to mitigate volatile gold prices

Petropavlovsk plans to make cash savings and cost cuts in response to volatility in gold prices.

8 days ago

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