Anglo Asian Mining PLC
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Anglo Asian Mining PLC
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Anglo Asian Mining Plc engages in the exploration and mining of gold, copper, and silver. The company is headquartered in Baku, Gorod Baku and currently employs 859 full-time employees. The company went IPO on 2005-07-29. The firm is a provider of support and management services to its operating subsidiary R.V. Investment Group Services LLC (RVIG). The firm together with its subsidiaries is involved in the exploration and development of gold and copper projects in the Republic of Azerbaijan and the operation of the Flagship project Gedabek gold/copper mine in the Republic of Azerbaijan, located in 300 square kilometers produced 52,068 ounces of gold. The company operates in two segments: mining operations and exploration sites. Both segments are located within the Republic of Azerbaijan. The company has a 1,962 square kilometers prospective portfolio of gold/copper assets at various stages of the development. Its 462 square kilometers Ordubad Contract Area is located in the Republic of Nakhchivan region of Azerbaijan. The 300 square kilometers Gosha Contract Area is located in western Azerbaijan, 50 kilometers north-west of Gedabek.
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