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    AGARAK COPPER MOLYBDENUM PLANT EXPECTS GROWTH OF INDUSTRIAL AND FINANCIAL INDICATORS IN 2011-2012

    /ARKA/
    September 16, 2011
    YEREVAN

    YEREVAN, September 16. /ARKA/. Agarak copper-molybdenum plant expects
    additional growth of industrial and financial indicators in 2011-2012
    and in 2010 it started to show income, press-service of GeoProMining
    informed "ARKA".

    Prime Minister of Armenia, Tigran Sargsyan, visited the Agarak Copper
    Molybdenum Combine (ACMC) during an official trip to the region of
    Syunik on September 10. The Prime Minister reviewed the plant's
    investment programs, which include modernization of processing
    facilities, professional training for employees, changes to the
    organizational structure of the enterprise and development of the mine.

    In August 2009, GPM hired the Mechanobr Institute to conduct a
    feasibility study for the reconstruction of ACMC. The institute
    developed an integrated approach to designing new and modernizing
    existing facilities at ACMC. The project includes the development of
    efficient technologies, implementation of modern engineering solutions
    and the use of more efficient, higher-output equipment.

    In June 2009, the government of Armenia provided ACMC with
    stabilization credit for anti-crisis measures to support a program to
    reduce costs and increase ACMC's competitiveness. In December 2009,
    ACMC began repayment of the government credit.

    GeoProMining, founded in 2001, is an international, privately held
    company with a diversified base of gold and other metals assets.

    GeoProMining engages in mining activities in Armenia, Georgia and
    the Russian Federation. GeoProMining acquired the initial stake in
    ACMC in December 2007.




    From: A. Papazian
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