The bonds of the gold mining company that owns Zeligdar fell in price by more than 28% on the Moscow Stock Exchange, writes RBC. The largest decrease was recorded in the issue that matured in April 2028. The sale of debt securities is taking place against the background of intensifying accusations against the company's co-owners: as Kommersant reports, those involved in the theft of 8.86 billion rubles from six non-state pension funds were accused of organizing a criminal community. Among the defendants are co-owners of the investment group Russian funds, who hold shares in the capital of Zeligder. Earlier, on the background of this news, shares of the gold miner fell by more than 20%.