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RABAT, March 10 (Reuters) - Morocco's Compagnie Miniere de Touissit (CMT) has become the largest shareholder of the French Guiana-based gold producer Auplata SA after taking another 20 pct in a share capital increase, a statement from CMT said. Auplata said last week it had launched a rights issue. CMT now owns 27.02 percent, up from 7.8 pct stake and making it the top shareholder, the CMT statement said. It has been controlled by the French Mining Company OSEAD SAS and the Moroccan Infrastructure fund, a subsidiary of Morocco's Attajariwafa Bank. Auplata SA produced 594 kg of gold in 2013 and has more than 700 square km of permits. It is also the biggest single shareholder in Vancouver-listed exploration firm Columbus Gold Corporation. "Auplata will build many plants in the mining sites to improve the gold production after the capital increase" CMT's statement said.
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AUPLATA
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CODE : ALAUP.PA |
ISIN : FR0010397760 |
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AUPLATA is a gold producing company based in France. Its main assets in production are DIEU MERCI and YAOU in French Guyana and its main exploration properties are PAUL ISNARD and DORLIN in French Guyana. AUPLATA is listed in France. Its market capitalisation is €UR 22.0 millions as of today (US$ 24.6 millions, € 22.0 millions). Its stock quote reached its highest recent level on November 27, 2009 at €UR 5.40, and its lowest recent point on December 21, 2018 at €UR 0.04. AUPLATA has 53 780 000 shares outstanding. |