GOLD
Russia's top gold producer Polyus said on Thursday it had set a price range for the offering of between 7 and 9% of its shares, including new shares, in London and Moscow. Polyus expects to raise $400-million from the sale of new shares. Further proceeds from existing equity will go to its controlling shareholder, the family of Russian tycoon Suleiman Kerimov.
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