Goldplat (#GDP) – Chairman and a non-executive director appointments
- 2025-01-03 07:46:34
South Africa and Ghana-located gold recovery from by-products of the mining process company Goldplat (GDP) has announced it is “extremely pleased that we have been able to complete the sale of Kilimapesa… This releases Goldplat from any further financial or management requirements and allows us to focus on our continued recovery operations”. How pleasing is the detail?
Gold recovery from by-products of the mining process specialist, Goldplat (GDP) has announced results for its half-year ended 31st December 2020 and that its “production has remained satisfactory, to date, during the second half”. With the shares at 6.7p, are they still a value buy?
An update on the first half of its year ending 30th June 2021 from Goldplat (GDP) includes that its South African gold recovery operation produced a reduced £2.2 million operating profit compared to a prior year comparative £2.7 million but its Ghana operation reported a £0.84 million operating profit against a prior year period £0.2 million...
Producer from precious metal recovery facilities in South Africa and Ghana, Goldplat* (GDP) has announced results for its year ended 30th June 2020 and noted “a good platform to drive our strategic initiatives during the next period and to return value to shareholders again”…
Gold recovery company Goldplat (GDP) “is pleased to announce an operational update for the first quarter ended 30 September 2020” – and the shares have currently responded slightly higher above 8p...
Goldplat (GDP) “is pleased to announce the signing of a binding term sheet… for the sale of… the assets and licences of the Kenyan underground mining operation” Kilimapesa...
Goldplat (GDP) has updated investors emphasising that it is “pleased to report the progress made on key initiatives during the period, while maintaining profitability” and “with all the recovery operations restarted as of 20 April 2020 the group should continue generating profits during the last quarter”…
An “Operational Update in relation to Covid-19” from Goldplat (GDP) includes that “its operations will be temporarily curtailed due to restrictions imposed by various Governments to combat the global Covid-19 outbreak”…
Goldplat (GDP) has announced results for its half year ended 31st December 2019 and that “the progress made on key initiatives to increase long term visibility of earnings in the recovery businesses, specifically improved recovery on lower grade contaminated material and strengthened relationships within mining industry, are encouraging”…
A “Quarterly Update” has sparked shares in gold recovery and projects company Goldplat (GDP) – and they currently retain upwards momentum…
Goldplat (GDP) has updated including “we delivered continued profitable production in South Africa during the quarter and achieved substantial savings by putting Kilimapesa under care and maintenance. In the next quarter we aim to accelerate the progress of growing the greater West African market”…
Last month saw “Directorate change” and “Ops Update” announcements from Goldplat (GDP) – the former being that CEO Gerard Kisbey-Green “has stepped down… with immediate effect”. So a disappointing ‘ops update’ then?…
Goldplat (GDP) has announced results for its half-year ended 31st December 2018 including “profits from operating activities continue to improve after a very poor first quarter. Sourcing of material for Goldplat Recovery Ghana and finalisation of funding for Kilimapesa Gold are the immediate issues facing Goldplat”…
Gold recovery and mining company Goldplat (GDP) has announced results for its year ended 30th June 2018, noting that this “was a year during which a lot was achieved which did not translate into increased production or profitability, but Goldplat is confident that this will materialise during FY 2019”…
Goldplat (GDP) has updated on the third quarter (to 31st March) of its year – including gold equivalent production of 6,966 ounces, taking the year-to-date to 27,212 ounces…









