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Gemfields PLC
01 November 2016
Gemfields plc
("Gemfields" or the "Company")
Market Update - Quarter to 30 September 2016
1 November 2016
Gemfields plc (AIM: GEM) is pleased to present an operational
update for the three month period ending 30 September 2016, the
first quarter of the 2017 financial year. All figures are
approximate and unaudited. Unless otherwise stated, the term
"carats" includes both emerald and beryl in relation to the Kagem
emerald mine, and both ruby and corundum in relation to the
Montepuez ruby mine.
Highlights
Emeralds
-- Production summary for 75%-owned Kagem Mining Limited
("Kagem") in Zambia for the quarter ending 30 September 2016:
-- Production of 6.0 million carats of emerald and beryl with an
average grade of 174 carats per tonne (versus 7.5 million carats
with an average grade of 237 carats per tonne in the quarter ending
30 September 2015), with the difference being attributable to the
varied nature of the mineralisation and a higher-grade zone mined
in the comparative period;
-- Total operating costs(a) of USD 10.2 million (versus USD 11.4
million in the quarter ending 30 September 2015);
-- Unit operating costs(b) of USD 1.70 per carat (versus USD
1.52 per carat in the quarter ending 30 September 2015), while on a
cash basis(c) unit operating costs were USD 1.18 per carat (versus
USD 1.12 per carat in the quarter ending 30 September 2015);
and
-- Cash rock handling unit costs of USD 2.37 per tonne (versus
USD 2.05 per tonne in the quarter ending 30 September 2015) due to
harder rock mining at deeper levels in the current quarter.
-- USD 10.7 million generated from emerald auction in September
held in Jaipur, India, at an average value of USD 3.28 per carat.
The auction consisted of predominantly commercial quality rough
emeralds; and
-- Next auction of predominantly higher quality rough emeralds
from Kagem mine is scheduled to take place in December 2016 in
Singapore.
Rubies
-- Production summary for 75%-owned Montepuez Ruby Mining
Limitada ("Montepuez") in Mozambique for the quarter ending 30
September 2016:
-- Production of 4.5 million carats of ruby and corundum with an
average grade of 44 carats per tonne (versus 0.5 million carats
with an average grade of 7 carats per tonne in the quarter ending
30 September 2015) supported by the processing of the higher grade,
but lower value, amphibolite resources;
-- Total operating costs(a) of USD 5.8 million (versus USD 6.1
million in the quarter ending 30 September 2015);
-- Unit operating costs(b) of USD 1.29 per carat (versus USD
12.20 per carat in the quarter ending 30 September 2015) as a
direct result of the increase in carats produced. On a cash
basis(c) , unit operating costs were USD 1.04 per carat (versus USD
10.20 per carat in the quarter ending 30 September 2015); and
-- Cash rock handling unit costs of USD 4.27 per tonne (versus
USD 4.50 per tonne in the quarter ending 30 September 2015) as a
result of increased efficiencies and favourable exchange rate
movements.
-- Gemfields' next mixed quality auction of rough rubies
extracted from Montepuez ruby mine is expected to take place in
December 2016 in Singapore.
Amethysts
-- September 2016 auction of predominantly higher quality rough
amethysts held in Singapore generated revenues of USD 0.4 million;
and
-- Second highest average realised price of 3.73 US cents per
carat ever achieved at a Gemfields' amethyst auction.
Fabergé
-- Fabergé highlights for the quarter ending 30 September 2016:
-- The value of sales orders agreed(d) during the quarter ending
30 September 2016 fell by 23% when compared to the comparative
quarter last year, largely due to the opening of two significant
wholesale partners in July 2015;
-- The number of sales transactions during the quarter ending 30
September 2016 increased by 67% when compared to the quarter ending
30 September 2015;
-- The average selling price per piece increased by 2% during
the quarter ending 30 September 2016 when compared to the
comparative quarter last year; and
-- Total operating costs for the quarter ending 30 September
2016 fell by 1% when compared to the comparative quarter last
year.
Corporate and cash
-- Cash and cash equivalents of USD 24.1 million at 30 September 2016; and
-- Total debt outstanding of USD 49.4 million at 30 September 2016.
Ian Harebottle, CEO of Gemfields, commented:
"This has been a positive quarter with Montepuez continuing to
generate strong results. The increased processing capacity and
efficiency has seen us achieve exceptional production results.
At Kagem production remains consistent and operating costs saw a
reduction on the corresponding period last year. In addition, I am
pleased to report the quarter saw the completion of two new
exciting community projects in the form of new Chapula high school
and Nkana Health Clinic. These new facilities have been incredibly
well received and the local communities are already reaping the
rewards. This achievement is as a strong endorsement of the
Company's CSR strategy that seeks to engage local stakeholders to
conceive and co-develop projects that will have a long-lasting and
positive impact in our local neighbourhoods.
Work on new projects continues apace and plans remain on
schedule to meet our annual target production of 40 million carats
of rough emeralds from Kagem and 20 million carats of rough rubies
from Montepuez within the next three years.
Thanks to the full global launch of our new integrated marketing
campaign, demand for our coloured gemstones continues to rise,
ensuring that achievable prices generate robust auction
results."
Explanatory Notes:
(a) Total operating costs include mining and production costs,
selling, general and administrative expenses, depreciation and
amortisation, but exclude capitalised costs and mineral
royalties.
(b) Unit operating costs are calculated as total operating costs
divided by the total gemstone production during the period.
(c) Cash operating costs include mining and production costs,
capitalised costs, selling, general and administrative expenses,
and exclude PPE-related capital expenditure, depreciation,
amortisation and mineral royalties.
(d) Sales orders agreed are sales that Fabergé has agreed and
confirmed with customers during the reporting period. Payment
and/or delivery may take place later.
KAGEM EMERALDS
Production and Operations Update
The 75%-owned Kagem emerald mine remains the single largest
producing emerald mine in the world. The key production parameters
by quarter are summarised below:
Quarter
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KAGEM Quarterly
Summary to September-16 Units Dec-14 Mar-15 Jun-15 Sep-15 Dec-15 Mar-16 Jun-16 Sep-16
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PRODUCTION
Gemstone Production million
(Emerald+Beryl) carats 5.8 9.9 8.1 7.5 8.2 7.1 7.2 6.0
Ore Production (Reaction '000
Zone) tonnes 30.5 27.9 36.5 31.7 30.1 23.9 39.0 34.4
Grade (Emerald+Beryl/Reaction
Zone) carats/tonne 190 355 222 237 272 297 185 174
Waste Mined (including million
TMS) tonnes 4.1 4.0 3.6 4.0 2.8 2.6 3.1 2.9
million
Total Rock Handling tonnes 4.2 4.0 3.6 4.1 2.8 2.6 3.1 3.0
Stripping Ratio 134 143 99 126 93 109 79 84
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CAPITAL EXPITURE
Property, Plant USD
and Equipment million 6.7 1.0 1.8 0.2 0.5 2.6 0.4 0.6
Capitalised Waste USD
Stripping (d) million 6.3 5.9 4.7 2.5 - - - -
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CASH COSTS (a)
Total (Cash) Operating USD
Costs (a) million 12.3 11.4 10.5 8.4 8.0 6.8 8.1 7.1
Gemstone (Cash)
Unit Cost (Emerald+Beryl)
(a) USD/carat 2.12 1.15 1.30 1.12 0.98 0.96 1.13 1.18
Ore / Reaction Zone
(Cash) Unit Cost USD/RZ
(a) tonne 403 409 288 265 266 285 208 206
Rock Handling (Cash)
Unit Cost (a) USD/tonne 2.93 2.85 2.92 2.05 2.86 2.62 2.61 2.37
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ACCOUNTING COSTS
(b) (d)
Total Operating USD
Costs (b) (c) (d) million 11.6 9.8 12.8 11.4 12.1 11.2 12.6 10.2
Gemstone Unit Cost
(Emerald+Beryl)
(b) (d) USD/carat 2.00 0.99 1.58 1.52 1.48 1.58 1.75 1.70
Ore / Reaction Zone USD/RZ
Unit Cost (b) (d) tonne 380 351 351 360 402 469 323 297
Rock Handling Unit
Cost (b) (d) USD/tonne 2.76 2.45 3.56 2.78 4.32 4.31 4.06 3.40
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(a) Cash operating costs include mining and production costs,
capitalised costs, selling, general and administrative expenses,
and exclude PPE-related capital expenditure, depreciation,
amortisation and mineral royalties.
(b) Total operating costs include mining and production costs,
selling, general and administrative expenses, depreciation and
amortisation, but exclude capitalised waste stripping costs and
mineral royalties.
(c) As at 30 September 2016, a total of approximately USD 62.4
million of waste moving costs was capitalised and is being
amortised as and when the associated ore is mined. The balance of
capitalised waste moving costs, net of amortisation, as at 30
September 2016 amounted to USD 13.9 million.
(d) Following the updated JORC Reserves and Resource Statement
in September 2015, Kagem changed its mine plan from previously
undertaking significant high wall pushbacks to now undertaking
continuous waste removal and mining. The previous high wall
pushback campaigns whose costs were capitalised as deferred
stripping costs ceased in September 2015. The results of the three
quarters to March 2016 have been restated, to reflect this change
in accounting treatment.
Total rock handling during the quarter ending 30 September 2016
was 3.0 million tonnes with total production of 6.0 million carats
(versus 4.1 million tonnes of rock handling with total production
of 7.5 million carats in the quarter ending 30 September 2015).
Continued mining of new areas within the Chama pit with optimised
production scheduling has assisted in further improved mining
efficiencies and productivity. Exploration and bulk sampling
activities at the Fibolele and Libwente sectors continued in the
current quarter. Increasing the share of bulk emulsion explosives
has further improved blasting performance and resulted in further
optimised rock fragmentation leading to less wear and tear of fleet
buckets and improved cost of production.
Health, Safety, Environment and Community Update
Kagem continues to maintain an excellent safety record, with no
reportable lost time injuries in the quarter to September 2016 and
a high-level commitment to the wellbeing of our employees. A new
staff canteen and rest shelter at the mine site have been
completed, improving the welfare infrastructure at the mine. Kagem
has embarked on an inclusive community strategy and has continued
to engage local stakeholders to assist in identifying community
needs and jointly developing project plans, roles and
responsibilities. The new Chapula Secondary School and Nkana Clinic
are now operational with both facilities being used by the local
community.
Emerald Auction Update
The September 2016 auction of predominantly commercial quality
rough emerald extracted from Kagem was held in Jaipur, India. The
auction saw 3.27 million carats being sold, which represented 82%
of the value and 81% of the weight offered. The auction generated
revenues of USD 10.7 million at an average realised value of USD
3.28 per carat.
The auction results are summarised below:
KAGEM AUCTION RESULTS September 2016
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26-29 September
Dates 2016
Location Jaipur, India
Type Commercial quality
Carats offered 4.05 million
Carats sold 3.27 million
No. of companies
placing bids 30
Average no. of bids
per lot 7
No. of lots offered 19
No. of lots sold 15
Percentage of lots
sold 79%
Percentage of lots
sold by weight 81%
Percentage of lots
sold by value 82%
Total sales realised
at auction USD 10.7 million
Average per carat
sales value USD 3.28/carat
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Gemfields' next auction of predominantly higher quality rough
emerald extracted from Kagem is scheduled to take place in December
2016 in Singapore.
MONTEPUEZ RUBIES
Production and Operations Update
The ongoing mining and bulk sampling operations continued during
the period at the Montepuez ruby deposit in Mozambique, in which
Gemfields has a 75% interest. The key production parameters by
quarter are summarised below:
Quarter
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MONTEPUEZ Quarterly Summary to
September-16 Units Dec-14 Mar-15 Jun-15 Sep-15 Dec-15 Mar-16 Jun-16 Sep-16
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PRODUCTION
Gemstone Production
(Ruby+Corundum) million carats 3.4 1.4 0.7 0.5 1.6 2.0 6.2 4.5
Ore Production (Primary+Secondary) '000 tonnes 158.3 79.4 119.5 136.9 132.9 65.1 175.5 177.4
Ore Processed (Primary+Secondary) '000 tonnes 101.4 78.6 75.5 72.8 71.7 67.6 83.1 102.6
Grade (Ruby+Corundum/Ore
Processed) carats/tonne 34 18 9 7 22 30 75 44
Waste Mined '000 tonnes 776.9 441.7 859.7 996.8 922.0 406.3 693.2 923.0
Total Rock Handling '000 tonnes 935.2 521.1 979.2 1,133.7 1,054.9 471.4 868.7 1,100.4
Stripping Ratio 4.9 5.6 7.2 7.3 6.9 6.2 3.9 5.2
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CAPITAL EXPITURE
Property, Plant and Equipment USD million 1.6 1.4 2.3 3.3 1.8 1.6 0.8 3.6
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CASH COSTS (a)
Total (Cash) Operating Costs (a) USD million 4.9 3.7 6.0 5.1 5.3 4.8 6.2 4.7
Gemstone (Cash) Unit Cost
(Ruby+Corundum) (a) USD/carat 1.44 2.64 8.57 10.20 3.31 2.40 1.00 1.04
Ore Production (Cash) Unit Cost
(a) USD/tonne 30.95 46.60 50.21 37.25 39.88 73.73 35.33 26.49
Rock Handling (Cash) Unit Cost (a) USD/tonne 5.24 7.10 6.13 4.50 5.02 10.18 7.14 4.27
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ACCOUNTING COSTS (b)
Total Operating Costs (b) USD million 5.7 4.6 7.0 6.1 6.9 5.8 7.4 5.8
Gemstone Unit Cost (Ruby+Corundum)
(b) USD/carat 1.68 3.29 10.00 12.20 4.31 2.90 1.19 1.29
Ore Production Unit Cost (b) USD/tonne 36.01 57.93 58.58 44.56 51.92 89.09 42.17 32.69
Rock Handling Unit Cost (b) USD/tonne 6.09 8.83 7.15 5.38 6.54 12.30 8.52 5.27
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(a) Cash operating costs include mining and production costs,
capitalised costs, selling, general and administrative expenses,
and exclude PPE-related capital expenditure, depreciation,
amortisation and mineral royalties.
(b) Total operating costs include mining and production costs
(including security costs), selling, general and administrative
expenses, depreciation and amortisation, but exclude capitalised
costs and mineral royalties.
Operations at two new pits in the Mugloto and Glass areas
commenced during the quarter. In the quarter ending 30 September
2016, a total of 177.4 thousand tonnes of ore was mined (versus
136.9 thousand tonnes for the quarter ending 30 September 2015).
The stripping ratio decreased to 5.2 (versus 7.3 for the quarter to
30 September 2015) due to the mining of exposed ore in Mugloto and
Glass pits that was stripped during the previous quarters.
During the quarter ending 30 September 2016, the wash plant saw
a 102.6 thousand tonnes processed, a 41% increase over 72.8
thousand tonnes processed in the quarter ending 30 September 2015.
This increase in processing is attributable to improved production
planning, a reduction in plant stoppages, the commissioning of a
new water treatment plant and the processing of pre-screened
material. Planned upgrades to the wash plant, including uprated
washing facilities and the installation of a Dense Medium
Separation unit are currently being progressed. The enhanced wash
plant is expected to be operational by end of December 2016, which
will further increase the mine's processing capacity.
The average grade during the quarter ending 30 September 2016
increased to 44 carats per tonne (compared to 7 carats per tonne in
the comparative period) producing a total of 4.5 million carats of
rough rubies and corundum (versus 0.5 million carats in the quarter
to 30 September 2015). The increase is partly due to processing of
larger volumes of higher grade but lower value ore.
The construction of the new Montepuez camp is proceeding
according to plan and is expected to be fully complete by December
2016.
Security Update
Further measures have been put into place to minimise losses due
to unlicensed mining activity on the concession. Construction of
the security barracks at Ntoro area has been completed and a team
of security personnel have now been stationed at this block. In
respect of industrial and technical security, phase 2 of the CCTV
project has been completed. Additional cameras have been installed
in high risk areas, back up servers have been installed along with
additional UPS units at the sort house and the server room. A
dedicated electrical line is also in place for the CCTV setup to
ensure clean and uninterrupted power supply to security systems. A
new deputy manager with expertise in industrial and technical
security has also joined the Montepuez security team to further
streamline processes and build in security elements to the new wash
plant and proposed sort house complexes.
Health, Safety, Environment and Community Update
Regular employee training sessions covering human rights,
conflict resolution, housekeeping procedures and operation and
maintenance of heavy earth moving machinery continued during the
quarter.
Notable progress has been made regarding DUAT and Resettlement
Action Plan ("RAP") applications. A recommendation letter was
issued by the National RAP Commission to the National DUAT
Commission, for the final approval and issuance of Montepuez RAP by
the Council of Ministers of Mozambique. On RAP, a positive
compliance statement was issued by the National RAP Commission
following successful hosting of the final public consultation
meeting and technical workshop over the Montepuez RAP proposal. The
RAP is now awaiting confirmation of a date for it to be presented
to the Council of Ministers for final review and approval.
During the quarter, Montepuez established seven agricultural
associations, four of which have already been officially registered
with the government. Two of the newly created associations are
specifically designed to support empowerment of women. A women's
association is now working on a chicken farm which was built by
Montepuez with the intention of the project being fully handed over
to the association after the third cultivation cycle. The women's
association is already selling its produce in the market and to the
mine, at market prices, and has begun to generate its own income.
Discussions continue with the relevant government departments and
district administrators with regards to proposals put forward by
Montepuez to a new primary school infrastructure within the region
as well as the running of a mobile clinic which will serve the
local villages.
Ruby Auction Update
Gemfields' next mixed quality auction of rough rubies and
corundum extracted from Montepuez ruby mine is expected to take
place in December 2016 in Singapore.
KARIBA AMETHYSTS
Gemfields' fifth auction of higher quality rough amethyst from
Kariba amethyst mine in Zambia in which Gemfields holds 50%
interest was held in Jaipur, India in September 2016 alongside the
commercial quality rough emerald auction. The auction saw 11.6
million carats being sold and generated auction revenues of USD 0.4
million at an average realised value of 3.73 US cents per
carat.
FABERGÉ
Fabergé saw a 23% fall in the value of sales orders agreed
during the quarter ending 30 September 2016 when compared to the
quarter ending 30 September 2015, largely attributable to the
wholesale side of the business which is, by nature, dependent on
the timing of new openings. The number of sales transactions,
however, increased by 67%, alongside an increase in the average
selling price per piece of 2%, for the quarter ending 30 September
2016 when compared to the same period in the previous financial
year. This reflects a positive response to the strategic shift in
Fabergé's product mix alongside encouraging consumer engagement
with the marketing campaign.
Both the Fabergé Visionnaire DTZ men's watch and the Fabergé
Lady Levity women's watch qualified for the shortlist in the
prestigious Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Geneve, one of the most
revered watch competitions in the world. Results will be announced
in Geneva on 10 November 2016. Fabergé is particularly pleased with
the reception received for these timepieces, and looks forward to
monitoring sales when they become available for delivery in
November 2016.
COLOMBIA
During the quarter Gemfields continued pre-emptive exploration
and mine planning activities in preparation for completion of the
Coscuez transaction and as part of the base-level arrangements for
future operations. These included the development of geological
model maps to better understand and interpret the mine's ore
deposit, XRF analysis for over 1,500 analysis points, and
development of mining methods to be implemented in currently
operational and future tunnels. Planning of equipment and workforce
requirements for the period after takeover has also been carried
out. Several meetings with Esmeracol S.A., a Colombia based company
and present licence owners, were conducted to determine mechanism
of debt payment to the Colombian National Mining Agency ("ANM")
given that Esmeracol is looking for financing the debt prior to
completion. The operations team in collaboration with Suna Verde, a
two-way digital communications platform created by Gemfields, is
developing near-term social plans to be implemented
post-completion.
SRI LANKA
Gemfields announced the next phase of development by offering an
Expression of Interest ("EOI") in local media calling for the
interested parties to supply gemstones. In the first phase, a total
of five suppliers have been appointed as preferred suppliers.
Selection of prospective suppliers was based on responsible
sourcing credentials and in accordance with Gemfields' global
sourcing policy.
Geological Survey and Mines Bureau ("GSMB") of Sri Lanka has
renewed exploration license for four blocks covering diverse
minerals as a result of the successful completion of the first
phase of exploration works including reconnaissance survey,
geological mapping of selected areas followed by VLF survey and
submission of biannual report.
ETHIOPIA
The diamond core drilling programme initiated at Dogogo South
Block in July 2016 is now well underway, with 1,855 metres of 3,500
metres completed over 23 closed drill holes. The objective of the
drilling programme is to confirm the depth continuity of the ore
body that was exposed during the trenching and pitting exercises by
intersecting it at 25 and 50 metres vertical depth. Drilling
completed so far confirms pegmatitic activity and the presence of
reactions zones along 800 metres strike length. A geochemical XRF
analysis exercise of the drilled core is in progress. Bulk sampling
is expected to ramp up in the second half of the 2017 financial
year.
CORPORATE & CASH
At 30 September 2016, Gemfields had cash and cash equivalents of
USD 24.1 million. The total debt outstanding at 30 September 2016
was USD 49.4 million, which includes USD 15.0 million with
Macquarie Bank Limited (UK Branch), USD 4.4 million with
Pallinghurst Resources Limited, Kagem's outstanding debt balance of
USD 30.0 million with Barclays Bank. Gemfields had total sales,
general and administrative expenses of USD 10.5 million in the
quarter to 30 September 2016.
ENQUIRIES:
Gemfields janet.boyce@gemfields.co.uk
Janet Boyce, CFO +44 (0)20 7518 7283
Grant Thornton UK LLP
Nominated Adviser
Philip Secrett/Richard Tonthat/Jamie Barklem +44 (0)20 7383 5100
JP Morgan Cazenove
Joint Broker
Jamie Riddell +44 (0)20 7742 4000
BMO Capital Markets Limited
Joint Broker
Jeff Couch/Neil Haycock/Tom Rider/Jenny Wyllie +44 (0)20 7236 1010
Macquarie Capital (Europe) Limited
Joint Broker
Raj Khatri/Nick Stamp/Guy de Freitas +44 (0)20 3037 2000
Tavistock
Jos Simson/Emily Fenton/Barnaby Hayward +44 (0)20 7920 3150
Notes to Editors:
Gemfields plc is a leading supplier of responsibly sourced
coloured gemstones and is quoted on the AIM market of the London
Stock Exchange (ticker: GEM).
Gemfields is the operator and 75 per cent. owner of both the
Kagem emerald mine in Zambia (believed to be the world's single
largest producing emerald mine) and the Montepuez ruby deposit in
Mozambique (one of the most significant recently discovered ruby
deposits in the world). In addition, Gemfields also holds a 50 per
cent. interest in the Kariba amethyst mine in Zambia, as well as
controlling interests in various other gemstone mining and
prospecting licenses in Zambia, Mozambique, Colombia, Ethiopia,
Madagascar and Sri Lanka.
Gemfields' outright ownership of the Fabergé brand - an iconic
and prestigious brand of exceptional heritage - enables Gemfields
to optimise positioning, perception and consumer awareness of
coloured gemstones, advancing the Group's "mine and market"
vision.
Gemfields has developed a proprietary grading system and a
pioneering auction and trading platform to provide a consistent
supply of quality coloured gemstones to the global downstream
markets. This is a key component of the Company's business model
which the Directors believe has played an important role in the
appropriate distribution and associated resurgence of the global
coloured gemstone sector.
www.gemfields.co.uk
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