(Ortimo / Shanghai Electric) Australian media quoted internal reports that PERTH MINT sold a hundred tons of "doped" gold bars to Shanghai Gold Exchange and tried to cover the truth.The Shanghai Gold Exchange denies the report.
According to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), internal reports show that the Perth Mint has decided to include impurities in gold since 2018 as a cost saving measure, which is expected to save $ 620,000 each year (8.39000 new new new new (839,000 new new new new (839,000 new new new new new (8.39000 new new newly newYuan).The Shanghai Gold Exchange pointed out in September 2021 that the two gold bars contain too much silver and do not meet the specifications.The Perthinian manufacturer ordered an internal investigation on the same day when the complaint was received.
The survey shows that although the manufacturer's industry standards are higher than 99.99%of the purity, one of them does not meet the specifications of the Shanghai Gold Exchange on the silver content.It is estimated that there are gold that is transported to the Shanghai Gold Exchange, and there are many purity standards that do not meet Shanghai.
At the meeting in September 2021, Richard Haye, then CEO, would send the failure test to Shanghai for internal opinions. FinallyThe liability for proof is left to the Shanghai Gold Exchange.
The Shanghai Gold Trading stated on Wednesday (March 8) that the content of the report was departing from the truth, and the dish information dissemination had constituted a reputation to the Shanghai Gold Exchange.
The 124 -year -old Perth Mint has sold a total of $ 20.3 billion in gold in the past year.It is the only mint in the world to obtain government guarantee.
