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GOLDPLAT PLC

GDPMiningLondon, United Kingdom

Goldplat PLC, with its associated companies, is primarily involved in the exploration and extraction of gold in regions including South Africa and Ghana. The firm was established in 2005 and operates from its headquarters in London, United Kingdom.

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GOLDPLAT PLC at a glance

GOLDPLAT PLC is a mining company headquartered in London, United Kingdom, founded in 2005. It is publicly listed (GDP) with a market capitalisation of $41.7M. Xcout tracks 9 named people at GOLDPLAT PLC, including Gerard Kisbey-Green (Chairman).

Industry
Mining
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Market cap
$41.7M
Employees
464
Ticker
GDP
Founded
2005

GOLDPLAT PLC leadership

  • Gerard Kisbey-GreenChairman
  • Edward J. SondeyDirector
  • Kenneth Adam LeightDirector
  • Martin OoiDirector
  • Robert C Jr TurnhamDirector
  • Ronald F ColemanDirector

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