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Allied Gold

April 2011

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  • Epic Code:
  • AGLD
  • Price:
  • 40p
Allied has been intensely volatile since last month's tip, spiking to 47p before a sharp pull-back, following concerns about technical issues disrupting production at its Simberi mine. But these teething problems are not uncommon and the company has quickly fixed the offending pipe and valve in its tailing mixing tank. Separately, Allied has also announced that its second mine at Gold Ridge in the Solomon Islands has poured its first gold, with production set to ramp up in the coming weeks. Allied now has a clear path to increase overall production from 64,000 oz last year to 224,000 in 2012, increasing eps to 8.3p next year and dropping the soon-to-be prospective PE to just 4.8. This plus its im ...

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