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Centamin's glittering move to FTSE

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Centamin has moved on to London Stock Exchange main market A COMPANY that joined Aim eight years ago with a market value of just Ł21million and is now worth Ł1.3billion has moved on to London Stock Exchanges main market, writes Andrew Johnson. Full Article at Daily Express

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