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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Evraz Plc | EVR | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 82.68 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 82.68 | 82.68 |
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| INDUSTRIAL METALS |
| Announcement Date | Type | Currency | Dividend Amount | Ex Date | Record Date | Payment Date |
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| 14/12/2021 | Interim | USD | 0.2 | 23/12/2021 | 24/12/2021 | 14/01/2022 |
| 05/08/2021 | Interim | USD | 0.55 | 12/08/2021 | 13/08/2021 | 10/09/2021 |
| 15/04/2021 | Interim | USD | 0.2 | 27/05/2021 | 28/05/2021 | 25/06/2021 |
| Final | USD | 0.3 | 11/03/2021 | 12/03/2021 | 07/04/2021 | |
| 06/08/2020 | Interim | USD | 0.2 | 20/08/2020 | 21/08/2020 | 02/10/2020 |
| 27/02/2020 | Interim | USD | 0.4 | 05/03/2020 | 06/03/2020 | 27/03/2020 |
| 08/08/2019 | Interim | USD | 0.35 | 15/08/2019 | 16/08/2019 | 05/09/2019 |
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Posted at 16/12/2023 12:44 by andrey aaa Weekly update on Evraz plc situation:1. There is an article in the Financial Times today that “G7 moves closer to seizing Russian assets for Ukraine” As you probably understand that means that Russia in return moves closer to seizing all western property in Russia, i.e. Evraz PLC Russian assets. As one seller told me – the rift between the countries is getting wider with no sign of easing. Putin also said in his press-conference that the war will be till the end no matter what. Sanctions on North Korea, Siria, Cuba, Iran, USSR all lasted for decades and in some cases for more than 50 years. Putin stays in power until at least 2042. 2. I still value Evraz NA assets at 1 bln maximum (no free cash flow and losses for many-many years except 2022 – see previous weekly update for numbers), that does not cover the debt on Evraz PLC (1,5-3 bln USD depending how much money is debt within Russia). So as soon as I get the Russian part of the assets under the 470 Rus law that takes the Russian assets from Evraz PLC (90% of all plc assets) and gives it to Rus citizens like me I will be selling my several hundred thousand Evraz PLC shares at 1 USD (0,8 pounds). Since there are no buyers, this will be the price for years to come. 3. Putin has told in his June 2023 speech that the “returning home” of the Rus companies abroad should be finished by the Rus Gov by 31/12/2023, so I plan to stop buying on 22th of December 2023. If you don’t want to lose your money you’d better hurry up. My main risk is missing the registry for the split to Rus and non-Rus assets so I need to close the deals before the deadline. 4. If you have a lot of shares – we can make a deal where you sell me the shares and can buy them back after I receive the Rus assets. I value Evraz plc at very low without Rus assets so I don’t need it afterwards. This way you get some money “dividend&rdqu I still buy at $1 per share (minimum 8000 shares and you must have the paper certificate and be sane and cooperative), write me a direct message here |
Posted at 27/11/2023 20:25 by angus mcoatup Anyone else found EVR suddenly reappeared back in their portfolio, price 82.52p? I have EVR in a HL ISA. Was just showing blank before. |
Posted at 13/11/2023 14:39 by zangdook It also depends what the board of Evraz decide to do, I suppose, but I'm prepared to take the risk. If Western governments really go for broke with their "rules-based" anarchy and never give back the $300b then I'll have to write off my EVR holding. It can be my small part of taking responsibility for my government's behaviour.I can understand others taking up your offer; if I'd had a larger stake here I might have too. |
Posted at 22/9/2023 18:29 by maxplus2 Why can't EVR list in countries such as Kazakhstan to start trading? |
Posted at 16/2/2023 16:53 by king suarez I see RAVP are managing to pay a dividend - any read-across to EVR perhaps? |
Posted at 09/8/2022 14:45 by porters_ Hi, im catching up a bit on the issues of obtaining Evraz share certifcate from my broker or leaving them where they are. There seems to be two options;(a) keep shares with broker or (b) request share certificate such that they are in my possession and therefore not anything to do with Broker. I understand they taking out of SIPP is not possible; doesnt affect me. And that removing from ISA, as in my case, removes tax wrapper etc. People who go for option '(a) keep shares with broker' ; take the view that Evraz can comunicate with the brokers to obtain a full list of shareholders and that for those in UK we cant do much even if we remove certificates fro broker into our posession. People whoe go for option (b) can see option 'a' above but also think that (i) there may be more flexibility to move the certificates onto a new stock exchange if re-listed in HK or someehwere else without santions (ii) If evraz offer to but them back this can be done if we own certificates (although i suspect we run the danger of santions law to do so) (iii) Evraz may pay us dividend directly if we own cetificates (although does this also mean we are 'trading' with Evraz? Ive created survey money with is anonamous to simply ask who is leaving the certificates with broker and who is taking them out. You can all see the results as people fill in the survey money. hxxps://www.surveymo What are people basing their hopes on when taking cetificate from broker? |
Posted at 05/8/2022 11:51 by novicetrade68 If they had a license they would be able to pay a dividend - looks like we've all been robbed for now. Despite sanctions others have the sanctioned pounds we worked for - also don't get the impression EVR even wants to consider the LSE anymore - maybe EVR can relist in Frankfurt as an alternative. |
Posted at 22/7/2022 12:31 by lomcovaks Corporate action information sent to ii shareholders. Seems reasonable to me -EVRAZ PLC ORD USD0.05 Event Type: Confirmation Description: Termination of Registry Termination Date: 19th August 2022 On 18th July 2022 Evraz plc, which is currently suspended from trading on the London Stock Exchange, announced to the Stock Exchange that Computershare Investor Services will cease to act as the company’s registrar from 19th August 2022. Within the announcement they also stated that shareholders may wish to convert their electronic shares into physical paper shares, and that shareholders should contact their broker if they wished to do this. Please be advised that you are under no obligation to convert your shares in this manner. If you don’t decide to convert, we will continue to reflect your Evraz shares on your portfolio, maintain a record of your holding on our books, and you will still be able to trade your Evraz shares through us if the suspension is lifted and trading of Evraz shares recommences on the London Stock Exchange. If, however, you do wish to convert your shares into physical paper form, registered directly in your own name, you need to contact us by phone at 0345 607 6001 by 12th August 2022 at the latest, and request the withdrawal of these shares into your own name. Any requests to withdraw the shares will be charged a GBP35.00 fee + GBP7.00 VAT. All requests will be handled on a reasonable endeavours basis. Please be advised, if you hold your shares in a SIPP or Junior ISA, the option to withdraw your shares is not available on these products. The official announcement made to the Stock Exchange can be viewed here; |
Posted at 10/3/2022 14:13 by fenners66 So just caught up with another week's posts hereSo obvious no dividend and suspension likely but some cannot stop gambling. No doubt some were in and out with a profit - well done But others so convinced the dividend HAD to be paid - we know who you are , always ramping , no note of caution As for the value of the business - yes I believe the Russian assets will be lost now as a retort to sanctions. But many ignored it:- fenners66 - 03 Mar 2022 - 09:06:35 - 2144 of 2909 Evraz Group (Russian steel) - EVR careful 3 Mar '22 - 08:33 - 2134 of 2140 "POLY and EVR are worth the same today as they were a few months ago, probably more," No EVR is not. It's trading situation will deteriorate. Available markets are shrinking and the Russian economy will go into recession. On top of that there is a huge debt pile here which when refinanced (if they ever do) will be at a higher rate. Without the planned cash flow it will need to be. Those are easy "normal" financial arguments that its not worth as much as months ago. But next we expect Putin to retaliate vs the economic sanctions - obvious target is the assets here. Take the assets even just 40 % of them and this is technically insolvent. Take the assets and leave the debt here and EVR is worth something - but to whom? Putin - yes Debt holders - maybe Shareholders - probably not. |
Posted at 04/3/2022 18:24 by davius James Rutherford resigns from board of Evraz, steel and mining group in which Roman Abramovich has stakeFri 4 Mar 2022 09.40 GMT The London Stock Exchange has suspended trading in more Russian companies, while an independent director resigned from the board of Evraz, the steel and mining group in which Roman Abramovich holds a 29% stake. The LSE suspended trading in the remaining eight companies with strong links to Russia that were not included on a list of 27 companies suspended on Thursday. The companies trade financial instruments in London, including global depositary receipts and American depositary receipts, but not ordinary shares, which are traded in on other stock exchanges where they have their primary listings. Also on Friday, Evraz – which has its primary listing in London and is incorporated in the UK – announced that James Rutherford had resigned from the board immediately. Rutherford was a non-executive director at Evraz for only nine months and also holds directorships at the mining groups Centamin and Anglo Pacific. His resignation came a day after the Institute of Directors urged British nationals to quit Russian boards, saying it was “no longer tenable” for them to remain after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, adding that any directors of Belarusian firms should also quit. Evraz also counts the former Ford executive Stephen Odell and Sir Michael Peat, a former private secretary to Prince Charles and whose family name is the “p” in KPMG, on its board. Peat, who was paid $224,000 (£168,232) last year, is due to stand down at the end of March, having been a board member since 2011. Rutherford was paid $125,000 from his appointment last June until the end of last year. Odell was paid $138,000. Evraz, which last week announced a dividend worth $450m to Abramovich, has so far not been caught in the sanctions being levelled at companies with strong links to Russia. On Thursday, the London Stock Exchange suspended trading in 27 companies, including the energy and banking firms Gazprom and Sberbank. The LSE said it was taking the action “in light of market conditions, and in order to maintain orderly markets”. On Friday, the LSE added the state-owned Federal Grid, Russia’s largest transmission company, the telecoms provider Rostelecom, the residential property developer Etalon, the supermarket chain O’Key, the fertiliser company Acron, the food retail chain Magnit, the investment firm Sistema and the commercial seaport Novorossiysk to its list of companies barred from trading in London. However, Evraz is one of a number of companies linked to Russia that have so far not been barred because they have been assigned “UK nationality” by the LSE for trading purposes. Nevertheless, international pressure is taking an increasing toll on Russian businesses, while the invasion of Ukraine is also disrupting those with operations in the region. On Wednesday, Evraz and the precious metals mining group Polymetal dropped out of the FTSE 100 in its quarterly review after their market values plummeted. The market value of Evraz has fallen by more than 80% since Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine. |
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