The Zaligdar gold mining company turned to the Bank of Russia and the Moscow Stock Exchange due to the collapse of its shares by more than 20% and bonds by up to 28%, writes RBC. The president of the holding, Alexander Khrushch, called the market's reaction to the news of the criminal case against the majority shareholders manipulative, noting the gap between the dynamics of securities and gold prices and abnormal trading cycles. The day before, the sale of the assets began amid reports of increased accusations against the co-owners of the investment group Russian Funds, which holds shares in Zeligdar's capital.

The Zaligdar gold mining company turned to the Bank of Russia and the Moscow Stock Exchange due to the collapse of its shares by more than 20% and bonds by up to 28%, writes RBC. The president of the holding, Alexander Khrushch, called the market's reaction to the news of the criminal case against the majority shareholders manipulative, noting the gap between the dynamics of securities and gold prices and abnormal trading cycles. The day before, the sale of the assets began amid reports of increased accusations against the co-owners of the investment group Russian Funds, which holds shares in Zeligdar's capital.