Polymetal International's CEO, Vitaly Nesis, has expressed the possibility of reviving the company's London listing once its sanctioned Russian unit has been sold. Polymetal, a gold miner that derives approximately 70% of its sales from Russia and the remaining from Kazakhstan, recently re-domiciled from Jersey to Astana as a preliminary step towards spinning off its Russian business in compliance with Moscow's restrictions.
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