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Gemstones of Africa Group PLC
03 March 2010
Gemstones of Africa Group plc
3 March 2010
Gemstones of Africa Group plc
Proposed acquisition of Edenville International Limited
Proposed placing of 200,000,000 Ordinary Shares of 0.02 pence each
in the capital of the Company at 0.5p per share
Approval of the waiver of the obligation to make a mandatory offer
under Rule 9 of the City Code on Takeovers and Mergers
Change of name to Edenville Energy Plc
Application for Admission to AIM
Adoption of New Articles of Association
and
Notice of General Meeting
(together the "Proposals")
Gemstones of Africa Group Plc (the "Company") has today announced that terms
have been agreed for the conditional acquisition of Edenville International
Limited ("Edenville"), which, through its 99.5 per cent. owned subsidiary,
Edenville Tanzania, is the owner of six prospecting licences in Tanzania with a
particular focus on uranium and coal (the "Acquisition"). The aggregate
consideration for the Acquisition is approximately GBP6.9 million to be
satisfied by the issue and allotment of an aggregate of 1,393,941,536 Ordinary
Shares (the "Consideration Shares") to Grandinex International Corp and David
Richardson (the "Vendors").
The Acquisition is classified as a reverse take-over pursuant to Rule 14 of the
AIM Rules for Companies and is therefore conditional, inter alia, on the
approval of Shareholders at a general meeting. Such approval is being sought at
the General Meeting (the "GM").
The Company has further announced today that it has conditionally raised
GBP1,000,000 (before expenses) by way of the Placing. The funds from the Placing
will be used to meet the costs of the Proposals and to provide additional
working capital for the Enlarged Group.
As the terms of the Acquisition give rise to certain considerations and
consequences under the City Code, the Takeover Panel has granted Grandinex,
being one of the current shareholders of Edenville, and those acting in concert
with it, a waiver from making a general offer to the existing shareholders of
the Company. This waiver is subject to Shareholder approval which will be sought
at the GM.
At the GM, Shareholders will be asked, amongst other things, to approve the
proposed change of name of the Company to Edenville Energy plc and the adoption
of new articles of association (the "New Articles").
Certain shareholders of the Company have entered into irrevocable undertakings
to vote or sign a proxy in favour of the chairman of the GM for the purpose of
voting thereat, in favour of passing the Resolutions in respect of 944,578,571
Ordinary Shares beneficially owned by them, representing approximately 67.73 per
cent. of the issued share capital of the Company.
Since October 2008, the Company's strategy has been investing, participating in
joint ventures or acquiring one or more companies or businesses in the natural
resource sector in Africa (and other geographical areas where considered
appropriate). On 13 March 2009, the Company entered into a collaboration and
option agreement leading to a joint venture agreement with Obtala Resources Plc,
on a group of emerald mining licences in Tanzania.
On 29 June 2009, the Company set out its intention to identify and pursue a
suitable acquisition target which would be fitting to the overall strategy of
developing the Company into a successful natural resources exploration business.
Set out below are the additional benefits that the Board believes can be derived
from focusing attention on energy commodities as opposed to gemstones.
The Company's Ordinary Shares were suspended from trading on AIM on 30 September
2009, following the Company's failure to implement its original investment
strategy and the Ordinary Shares remain suspended. Unless the Proposals are
implemented, pursuant to Rule 41 of the AIM Rules, the London Stock Exchange
will cancel the admission of the Ordinary Shares to trading on AIM on 31 March
2010, being six months since the Ordinary Shares were suspended. Successful
completion of the Proposals prior to 31 March 2010 will avoid a cancellation of
the listing of the Ordinary Shares.
The Board is of the opinion that the Acquisition will broaden the Company's
strategy as set out above, and further believes that energy commodities have a
broader market appeal than gemstones which should allow greater access to
development funds. The six prospecting licences held by Edenville Tanzania are
located in a region displaying viable prospects for both uranium and coal and
occur in a country where the government's policy for development of the mineral
sector aims at attracting and enabling the private sector to take the lead in
exploration mining, development, mineral beneficiation and marketing.
The Board is confident that there is a shift towards uranium exploration and
development which is supported by the steady growth in demand, in particular
from China and India, for energy for the foreseeable future. There are a number
of nuclear power station construction projects ongoing globally with the World
Nuclear Association reporting 53 reactors under construction and a further 469
reactors either planned or proposed for construction.
The Company will actively manage geological exploration on the licences by
implementing a phased strategy that will progressively increase the level of
geological understanding for each licence to facilitate more focused exploration
and resource development in the longer term. All field work will be conducted by
citizens of Tanzania under the direct supervision of Edenville Tanzania, who in
return report directly to the Board of Edenville.
Initial work will consist of a desk-top review involving the collection,
collation and re-interpretation of all available historical data, supplemented
by regional-scale geological reconnaissance mapping and sampling. This will
define the host geological units for mineralisation and allow for progressively
more focused and detailed exploration that will potentially lead into a drilling
campaign and ultimately ore body delineation and subsequent mineral resource
estimations.
Edenville is a private limited company registered in the Seychelles and is the
parent company of Edenville Tanzania, a company registered in Tanzania, which
has interests in undeveloped uranium and coal prospects in Tanzania.
Tanzania is the focus for Edenville's initial exploration activities and is a
country that has seen mining and exploration activity increase significantly
since the implementation of the Tanzanian Mining Act 1998. This legislation
introduced a structured and transparent licensing system. As a result, there are
several new mining projects in development and coming on-stream within the next
few years as well as a number of large, longstanding, operations. Though there
are no uranium extractive operations at present, there is currently a good deal
of exploration for uranium being undertaken, particularly in the southwest and
Dodoma regions where Edenville's licence areas are located.
The Matiri South Licence, Matiri North Licence and the Kyela-Rungwe Licence all
lie within the Mtwara Development Corridor, which is a Spatial Development
Initiative with the aim of creating an economic growth zone of transborder trade
and investment, linking Malawi, Mozambique, Tanzania and Zambia. The main
objective of the Mtwara Development Corridor is to utilise the inherent economic
and growth potential of the area largely through mining and the exploitation of
natural resources. As a result, there are a considerable number of joint
initiatives with the Tanzanian government, particularly in the development of
coal resources.
The geological settings of the six prospecting licences are considered to have
the potential to host uranium mineralisation, three of which also have potential
to host coal deposits.
Edenville Tanzania acquired the uranium and coal targeted Matiri South Licence
in November 2009. This prospecting licence covers an area of 76.65km2 which is
located in the Mbinga District of Tanzania, approximately 80km west of Songea in
the southwest of Tanzania, which itself is approximately 1200km from Dar es
Salaam and 600km from the Zambian border. Links to both Songea and Dar es Salaam
are provided by major tarmac roads. The Matiri South Licence Area and is
situated southwest of the Matiri North Licence Area (described below). The
Matiri South Licence has been granted for all minerals other than building
materials or gemstones and is effective until 12 November 2012.
Edenville Tanzania acquired the uranium and coal targeted Matiri North Licence
in November 2009. This prospecting licence covers an area of 28.50km2 which is
located in the Mbinga District of Tanzania, approximately 80km west of Songea in
the southwest of Tanzania. Matiri North is easily accessible from the village of
Kitai, located on the main Songea to Mbamba Bay gravel road. The road from Kitai
leads directly to the licence area and runs all the way through it. The Matiri
North Licence Area and is situated northwest of the Matiri South Licence. The
Matiri North Licence has been granted for all minerals other than building
materials or gemstones and is effective until 11 November 2012.
The Matiri North Licence Area is also prospective for so-called sandstone hosted
uranium deposits, which typically occur in medium to coarse-grained sandstones
deposited in a continental fluvial or marginal marine sedimentary environment,
such as the karoo deposits that occur in the Matiri North Licence Area and
represent a type of deposit that is currently the focus of much interest in
Tanzania.
Both the Matiri South Licence and the Matiri North Licence Areas are currently
considered the most prospective areas with potential for the occurrence of
economic uranium mineralisation as well as hosting coal. As mentioned above the
Matiri North Licence Area is within the favorable karoo host rocks which are
present on both the Matiri South and Matiri North properties. In addition the
presence of the Ngaka Coalfield to the north west of the properties indicates
that there is further potential for coal mineralisation.
Edenville Tanzania acquired the uranium targeted Kyela-Rungwe Licence in
September 2009. Located in both the Kyela and Rungwe Districts of Tanzania which
are approximately 90km south of Mbeya in the southwest of Tanzania. Access to
the Kyela-Rungwe Licence Area is good, with a tarmac road from the large town of
Mbeya, located approximately 64km to the north, to Tukuyu from where a gravel
road leads south to the Kyela-Rungwe Licence. The Kyela-Rungwe Licence Area
covers approximately 102.70km2. The Kyela-Rungwe Licence has been granted for
all minerals other than building materials or gemstones and is effective until 5
May 2011.
A review of the 1980's regional airborne geophysical survey shows a radiometric
anomaly covering most of the Kyela-Rungwe Licence Area. This radiometric anomaly
or feature may be the result of underlying karoo-aged sedimentary units that are
observed outcropping at surface to the southwest of the Kyela-Rungwe Licence
Area host the Songwe and Kiwira Coalfield. This suggests the potential for coal
mineralisation within the karoo-aged rocks, in addition to the primary uranium
exploration targets.
Edenville Tanzania acquired the uranium targeted Ikungu Licence in September
2009. Located in the Singida District of Tanzania, approximately 240km northwest
of Dodoma, the capital city of Tanzania. Access to the Ikungu Licence Area is
accessed via a tarmac road that is currently being resurfaced leading from
Dodoma. The Ikungu Licence Area covers approximately 81.73km2.The Ikungu Licence
has been granted for all minerals other than building materials or gemstones and
is effective until 18 March 2012.
There are calcrete-hosted deposits identified to the south of the Ikunga
Licence, namely Vannex NL's Manyoni Project, which are comparable to those of
Australia. The Manyoni Project comprises uranium mineralisation as near surface
secondary enrichment within a sequence of unconsolidated sediments that are
associated with several playa lakes. The mineralisation is characterised by an
upper schrockingerite zone approximately one metre thick overlying a lower
carnotite zone.
Edenville Tanzania acquired a 75 per cent. interest with an option to acquire
the remaining 25 per cent. in the uranium targeted Mwitikila West Licence and
the Mwitikila East Licence. These prospecting licences have been granted for all
minerals other than building materials or gemstones and are effective until 18
March 2012; they cover a continuous area of 308.49km2. Access to the Mwitikila
West and Mwitikila East Licence Areas is excellent; from Dodoma, to the west,
the Mwitikila West and Mwitikila East Licence Areas can be accessed via the
main Dodoma to Morogoro road from which there is a graded gravel road leading
towards Handali. The edge of the Mwitikila West Licence Area is reached after
10km and the road runs directly though both the Mwitikila West and Mwitikila
East Licence Areas. Notably the railway line between Dodoma and Msagali also
runs through both these licence areas from the northwest to the southeast.
Strong airborne radiometric anomalies were identified by the 1980s regional
airborne survey, conducted by Geosurvey, which associated with favourable
lithologies, indicates the potential for both the Mwitikila East and West
Licence Areas to host uranium mineralisation.
On 3 March 2010 the Company entered into a sale and purchase agreement (the
"Acquisition Agreement") with the Vendors, pursuant to which the Company has
conditionally agreed to acquire the entire issued share capital of Edenville.
The consideration payable by the Company to the Vendors is the issue and
allotment to the Vendors of the Consideration Shares. Under the terms of the
Acquisition Agreement, completion of the Acquisition is conditional on the
following conditions having been either satisfied or waived prior to 31 March
2010 or such later date as may be agreed between the parties:
- the Resolutions having been passed at the GM;
- the delivery of legal opinions relating to Grandinex and Edenville; and
- the Company having conditionally raised not less than GBP750,000
pursuant to the Placing.
If any of the conditions set out above has not been satisfied or waived on or
before 31 March 2010 or such later date as may be agreed between the parties,
the Acquisition Agreement shall automatically terminate. In addition, the
Company may (but is not obliged to) terminate the Acquisition Agreement:
- if any steps are taken or application is made for the winding up or
bankruptcy (as applicable) of the Vendors, Edenville or Edenville Tanzania;
- on the occurrence of certain insolvency events in respect of Edenville
or Edenville Tanzania; or
- if either of the Vendors is in breach of certain covenants relating to
Edenville and Edenville Tanzania in the period between execution of the
Acquisition Agreement and Completion or if either of the Vendors is in breach of
any of the warranties;
- on the occurrence of a material adverse change relating to either
Edenville or Edenville Tanzania; or
- if either of the Vendors discloses an event, fact, matter or
circumstance in the period between execution of the Acquisition Agreement and
Completion that (other than by virtue of it having been disclosed) constitutes a
material breach of the warranties.
The Acquisition Agreement contains customary warranties given by the Vendors for
a transaction of this kind.
The Directors of the Company as at the date of this announcement are Simon
Rollason and Rakesh Patel. Simon Rollason is currently Non-Executive Chairman of
the Company, however he will become Executive Chairman and Mr Patel will become
an executive director on Admission. It is proposed that Mark Pryor and Sally
Schofield will join the Board as Chief Executive Officer and a Non Executive
Director respectively on Admission.
Simon graduated from the University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa in 1990
with a B.Sc (Hons) degree in Geology. He has gained 20 years international
experience working in both mining and geological exploration. During this time,
Simon has worked in Africa, the Middle East, Central Asia and the Far East with
both multi-nationals and junior resources companies. Simon has worked on gold,
nickel, copper, base metals, uranium and gemstone projects, ranging from
grassroots to producing assets. He has been involved with and managed operations
that have varied from exploration and evaluation projects to successful
feasibility studies. Simon moved back to the UK in 2008 to take up the role of
Managing Director of Obtala Resources Plc, and was appointed to the Board of the
Company in June 2009. Simon is a Fellow of the Geological Society and a member
of the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining, the Society of Economic
Geologists and the Society of Mining, Metallurgy and Exploration.
Rakesh Patel qualified as a chartered certified accountant in 1991. From 1992,
he led the corporate finance division of Gerald Edelman, chartered accountants,
dealing with acquisitions, disposals, mergers, private placings and stock market
flotations. Rakesh was involved in advising on the acquisition of Ryman the
Stationer and left the firm in 1996 to become group financial controller of
Chancerealm Limited, a group including Ryman Limited where he was involved in
the acquisition and integration of Contessa Ladieswear Limited.
Rakesh returned to Gerald Edelman in 1997 until leaving in March 2003 to join
Adler Shine LLP, chartered accountants, where he heads the firm's corporate
finance division.
Rakesh has acted in over 30 transactions including companies quoted on AIM as
Reporting Accountant and has also acted as interim or part-time director to a
number of private and public companies. He is currently chief executive officer
of The Niche Group plc and non-executive director of Deo Petroleum plc and
Mountfield Group plc, which are quoted on AIM. Rakesh will have responsibilities
for the finance function of the Enlarged Group.
Mark Pryor is an Independent Geological Consultant working with private mining
and exploration groups, based out of the United Kingdom and holds a B.Sc (Hons)
degree from the University of Aberdeen. He has 25 years of management experience
in advanced stage exploration and mine development projects worldwide. He is a
'Qualified Person' as defined by the Securities Commission and regularly submits
Independent Technical Reports for companies wishing to list on the Stock
Exchange as well as Independent Technical Reports and press releases for quoted
companies. Mark has worked for major and mid-tier mining companies and has many
contacts within the venture capital sector of the mining industry. Mark has
extensive global experience having worked in Mexico, EurAsia, China, Southern
Africa and South America, holding management positions in recognised companies
in the industry including Placer Dome, Minefinders, Monarch Resources and Anglo
American. Mark is an associate of SRK (UK) Ltd and is a Fellow of the Geological
Society, Society of Economic Geologists and is a registered Natural Scientist
(Pr. Sci. Nat).
Sally's career has seen her work in commercial, technical and operational
capacities in geographically and politically diverse regions including
Kazakhstan, Albania, Central America, Brazil and Chile. She gained early
exposure to the technical, corporate and investor relations functions of the
mining business before crossing sectors to work with RMC, now part of CEMEX, the
global building materials giant. Sally returned to mining in 2003 and became a
Director of AIM - listed Latitude Resources plc, a company with copper and gold
assets in Chile. As Chief Operating Officer of that company she relocated to
Santiago, Chile, in 2006 with direct responsibility for an exploration program
that developed a portfolio of exploration projects into a saleable asset. Sally
then worked for a natural resource focused fund identifying potential assets.
Her business skills have been recognised by several external parties, including
Management Today, Courvoisier Future 500 and HM The Queen. Sally graduated from
the Camborne School of Mines with a First Class B. Eng (hons) Industrial Geology
in 1995, is a Fellow of the Geological Society (FGS) and a professional member
of IOM3 (MIMMM).
Javan is a Tanzania - based geologist and the founder and Managing Director of
Javan Investment Company Limited, a private consultancy based in Dar es Salaam.
Javan has proven experience in successfully exploring, developing and operating
Mines in Tanzania, South Africa and Oman. He is mainly focused on uranium, gold,
copper and diamond projects, with exposure to diverse geological terrains, from
archaean greenstones through to kimberlitic and alluvial gravel deposits.
Javan's expertise includes management of exploration, mine teams and programs,
risk analysis in exploration and development, and extensive knowledge of global
mineral deposits. He has a wide exposure in mineral resources management,
exploration targeting and evaluation, ore extraction methods, quality control
practices and mine planning.
The Company currently has no trading income and its expenditure relates to costs
associated with general corporate overheads and the Acquisition.
Following Admission, the Enlarged Group will have cash resources of
approximately GBP830,000 after paying expenses of the Placing and Admission.
The Company proposes to place a total of 200,000,000 Ordinary Shares (the
"Placing Shares") at the Placing Price to raise GBP1,000,000, before expenses.
The Placing Shares will represent, in aggregate, approximately 6.69 per cent. of
the Enlarged Issued Share Capital. The Placing Shares will be issued credited as
fully paid and will, upon issue, rank pari passu in all respects with the
Ordinary Shares then in issue, including all rights to receive all dividends and
other distributions declared, made or paid following Admission. The Placing has
not been underwritten or guaranteed.
The Placing is conditional on the passing of the Resolutions at the GM relating
to the Acquisition and authority to allot Ordinary Shares on or before 31 March
2010 or such later time as the Company may agree, being not later than 30 April
2010.
The funds from the Placing will be used to meet the costs of the Proposals and
to provide additional working capital for the Enlarged Group.
It is proposed that the name of the Company be changed to Edenville Energy Plc.
A special resolution to give effect to this will be proposed at the GM.
The Takeover Code is administered by the Takeover Panel. The Takeover Code
applies, inter alia, to all offers for public companies which have their
registered office in the UK, Channel Islands and the Isle of Man and which are
considered by the Panel to have their place of central management and control in
these jurisdictions. Accordingly, Shareholders are entitled to the protections
afforded by the Takeover Code.
Under Rule 9 of the Takeover Code, any person who acquires an interest (as
defined in the Takeover Code) in shares which (taken together with shares in
which he is already interested and in which persons acting in concert with him
are interested), carry 30 per cent. or more of the voting rights of a company
which is subject to the Takeover Code, is normally required to make a general
offer to all of the remaining shareholders to acquire their shares.
Similarly, when any person, together with persons acting in concert with him, is
interested in shares which in aggregate carry not less than 30 per cent. of the
voting rights of such a company, but does not hold shares carrying more than 50
per cent. of such voting rights, a general offer will normally be required if
any further interests in shares, increasing the percentage of shares carrying
voting rights, are acquired by any such person.
An offer under Rule 9 must be made in cash and at the highest price paid by the
person required to make the offer, or any person acting in concert with him, for
any interest in shares acquired during the 12 months prior to the announcement
of the offer.
The members of the Concert Party are deemed to be acting in concert for the
purposes of the Takeover Code. On Admission, the Concert Party, details of whom
are set out below, will be interested in 1,528,670,107 Ordinary Shares
representing approximately 51.16 per cent. of the Company's enlarged issued
voting capital.
A table showing the interests in the Company's Ordinary Shares held by the
members of the Concert Party on Admission is set out below:
Number of Percentage
Number of Number of Number of
Ordinary of the Issued
Existing Ordinary Consideration Placing
Shares at Enlarged
Shares Shares
Shares Admission Share Capital
Grandinex* - 1,045,456,152
- 1,045,456,152 34.99%
David Richardson - 348,485,384
- 348,485,384 11.66%
Obtala^ 94,728,571# -
40,000,000 134,728,571 4.51%
94,728,571 1,393,941,536 40,000,000
1,528,670,107 51.16%
* Grandinex is wholly owned by Frank Scolaro
^ Frank Scolaro is executive chairman of Obtala and is a 36.33 per cent.
shareholder of Obtala
# Includes 23,400,000 (0.78 per cent.) in which Obtala has an economic
interest only by way of a derivative financial instrument with Spreadex Limited
The Panel has agreed, however, to waive the obligation to make a general offer
that would otherwise arise as a result of the Proposals, subject to the approval
of Independent Shareholders.
Following completion of the Acquisition and formal approval of the other
Proposals, the members of the Concert Party will be interested in shares
carrying more than 50 per cent. of the voting rights of the Company and (for as
long as they continue to be treated as acting in concert) would be able to
acquire further shares, without incurring an obligation to make an offer to
shareholders of the Company under Rule 9, although individual members of the
Concert Party will not be able to increase their percentage interests in shares
through 30 per cent. or between 30 and 50 per cent. of the voting rights of the
Company without Panel consent.
Rakesh Patel, Simon Rollason, Mark Pryor, Sally Schofield, David Richardson,
Grandinex and Robert Quested have undertaken to the Company and ZAI Corporate
Finance Limited, subject to certain exceptions in accordance with the AIM Rules
for Companies and the City Code (including the ability to accept a takeover
offer for the Company and to give an irrevocable undertaking to accept a
takeover offer for the Company), not to dispose of or transfer any Ordinary
Shares in which they are interested for a period of 12 months after Admission.
Any disposal of Ordinary Shares by the parties subject to these lock-in
arrangements before the second anniversary of Admission will be made through the
Company's broker from time to time. The number of Ordinary Shares in issue at
Admission, which will be subject to such restrictions is 2,017,191,536,
representing approximately 67.5 per cent. of the Enlarged Issued Share Capital.
David Richardson and Grandinex's lock-in obligations are contained in the
Relationship Agreement.
On Admission the Vendors will hold Ordinary Shares representing approximately
46.65 per cent. of the Enlarged Issued Share Capital with the Concert Party
holding 51.16 per cent.
The Directors are satisfied that the Company is capable of carrying on its
business independently of the Vendors and that all transactions and
relationships between the Vendors and the Company are and will continue to be at
arm's length on commercial terms.
To ensure that Shareholders are adequately protected in this regard, the Company
and each of the Vendors and Frank Scolaro have entered into the Relationship
Agreement under which, inter alia, each of the Vendors and Frank Scolaro has
agreed that they will not, either alone or with their associates, appoint a
majority of directors to the board and has further agreed that any arrangements
and transactions between the Company and the each of the Vendors and Frank
Scolaro must be approved by the independent directors of the Company. In
addition, each of the Vendors and Frank Scolaro has agreed that they shall not,
and that they shall procure that no other person acting in concert with them
shall, acquire any additional Ordinary Shares, or rights to such shares.
The Directors and Proposed Directors, having made due and careful enquiry and
taking into account the proceeds of the Placing and existing cash resources
available to the Enlarged Group, are of the opinion that the Enlarged Group will
have sufficient working capital available to it for its present requirements,
being for at least 12 months from Admission.
It is proposed that, subject to the Shareholders passing the relevant resolution
at the GM, the Company will adopt the New Articles with effect from the
conclusion of the GM.
Application will be made to the London Stock Exchange for the New Ordinary
Shares to be admitted to trading on AIM. It is expected that Admission will
become effective and dealings in the Enlarged Issued Share Capital will commence
on AIM on 29 March 2010.
The Company's Ordinary Shares were suspended from trading on AIM on 30 September
2009, following its failure to implement its investment strategy. Unless the
Proposals are implemented prior to 31 March 2010, pursuant to Rule 41 of the AIM
Rules, the London Stock Exchange will cancel the admission of the Ordinary
Shares to trading on AIM on 31 March 2010, being six months since the Ordinary
Shares were suspended.
If the Resolutions are not passed or the Acquisition is not completed by 31
March 2010, the Existing Ordinary Shares will not continue to be traded on AIM.
Contact
Rakesh Patel Gemstones of Africa Group Plc
Executive Director 020 7099 1940
Dugald J Carlean / David Newton ZAI Corporate Finance Limited
(Nomad/Broker)
020 7060 2220
Simon Clements Merchant John East Securities
Limited (Rule 3 Adviser)
020 7628 2200
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