Goldplat PLC (GDP.L) is a United Kingdom-based AIM-listed gold recovery services company that specializes in recovering gold and platinum group metals from mining by-products, contaminated soil and other precious metal-bearing waste materials; its core operations include precious metals recovery from metallurgical waste via processes such as roasting, crushing, milling, flotation, gravity concentration, leaching and smelting at facilities in South Africa (Goldplat Recovery Pty Ltd) and Ghana (Gold Recovery Ghana Ltd), supplemented by a small gold mining and exploration portfolio in Kenya, Ghana and Burkina Faso; segments comprise South African Recovery Operations, West African Recovery Operations (incorporating South American-sourced materials), South American Recovery Operations and Administration; the company serves primary gold producers across Africa and South America, enabling cost-efficient waste disposal while adhering to environmental standards under London Bullion Market Association guidelines. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in London, England, Goldplat operates primarily in Southern and West Africa with expanding sourcing from South America. Recent developments include completion of a new tailings storage facility in South Africa in August 2023 providing five years of additional capacity and enabling potential retreatment of a 2.2-million-tonne JORC-compliant resource via DRDGOLD partnership pending regulatory approvals expected by December 2025; investment in local beneficiation in Ghana shifting from concentrate exports to doré bar production amid regulatory changes supported by GBP1.25m prior-year funding and GBP900,000 planned expansion; construction of a new recovery plant in Brazil with GBP200,000 investment nearing completion in December 2025 to process lower-grade South American materials; strong Q1 FY2026 results with operating profit up sharply on higher gold prices, South American shipments and cost controls alongside declaration of a quarterly interim dividend of 0.1171p per share; audited FY2024 results showing revenue up 73.6% to GBP72.7m and operating profit up 127% to GBP9.8m driven by Ghana supply growth despite South African electricity challenges now resolved; board changes appointing Gerard Kisbey-Green as permanent Chairman in January 2025 following interim role.