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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Amur Minerals Corporation | AMC | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.09 | 00:00:00 |
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Posted at 15/6/2023 08:20 by dumbo4 I got mine from Interactive Investor at 10am yesterday. I feel they're a really good outfit. |
Posted at 01/6/2023 14:19 by fx analyst sipptrader, i have a hunch that KEFI is going to payout very soon and payout big too given recent developments :-) i have earmarked all my AMC profits that took 2 years to build and im adding an additional £40k that is going straight in to KEFI as it is a very rare opportunity, and perhaps the best currently on offer in the junior market.AMC peed off alot of investors over a long time period but recent investors will be more than ok and a sigh of relief to get out of russia with a profit! As for future of AMC,i have no idea what they are planning but i believe some new blood at board level is a must! |
Posted at 24/5/2023 15:35 by patio58 Dividend RNS PaymentToday 16:31AMUR MINERALS CORPORATION (AIM: AMC) Dividend Declaration Amur Minerals Corporation ("Amur" or the "Company") is pleased to provide an update on the issuance of its special dividend of 1.8 pence per share. The special dividend is to be paid out of the funds received for the sale of its Russian Federation Kun-Manie nickel -copper asset. As the funds have been sourced from a non-sanctioned entity in Russia, payment of the dividend has required extraordinary non-typical enhanced governance approaches for implementation of payment. Shareholders of record at the close of business 2 June 2023 will be entitled to payment of the dividend projected to be 14 June 2023. The shares will go ex-dividend on 1 June 2023. Given the transaction is based on the sale of a Russian asset, a ll shareholders need to register a dividend mandate for the Amur shareholding and receipt of the dividend. This varies based on the shareholder being an ordinary shareholder or a CREST shareholder. Ordinary Shareholders (Certificated) Ordinary shareholders (Certificated) are instructed to register your UK bank/building society account details in advance of the dividend record date by end of business 1 June 2023 to receive your cashless dividend projected to be 14 June 2023. If you do not register your details, your cashless dividend will be retained, until valid bank/building society details are received. Periodically, Link Registrars will conduct a review to identify post 1 June 2023 registered shareholders with payment being completed at a later date. Depository Interest Shareholders (CREST) Those that wish to receive payment in CREST, must undertake the necessary election in CREST before the record date of 2 June 2023. If a shareholder does not register their details, the cashless dividend will be retained, until valid details are received. As with the Ordinary Shareholders, Link Registrars will conduct periodic reviews to identify registered shareholders with payment being completed at a later date. Online : Log in to the share portal at https://www.signalsh |
Posted at 14/3/2023 19:35 by sipptrader88 Yes indeed Inaminute, As an investor and trader I say this.....I seem to profit these days by trying to minimise risk and not staying attached....I like to position for "free carries".......so here if all goes as planned I intend to sell 50% odd of my holding here post dividend received....hopefullas I said in my last post "What other share has a floor above the current SP???" You can't lose buying in today or doing a topup buy trade. Today's investment is a fresh bet on today's block of money invested. sometimes it makes sense to compartmentalise (if that's a word?) I have my overall average at 1.77p....I can only profit risk free...or else I have made a big mistake....lol |
Posted at 08/8/2022 10:06 by neo26 Every year the board hav to be reelected, good chance to vote em out as no large investors holdin above 3%.Its inevitable we hav to let it go. |
Posted at 05/8/2022 13:14 by neo26 For new investors its easy money.. |
Posted at 29/6/2022 17:17 by roofer2 Saltaire, the ramping crew in overdrive, if you truly are from them ramptastic days you’d know I was telling genuine honest hard working investors this was going to be a no show, it was and always has been a share issue fund raising exercise to fund BoD life style wages and massive bonuses, Madengland was the main damper on here with duxy!IMO R2 |
Posted at 27/2/2022 12:28 by roofer2 TAQQR27 Feb '22 - 12:04 - 9436 of 94380 0 0 STOP PANICKING BECAUSE THEY WANT YOU TO PANIC!!! - NOTHING CHANGING IN FAR EAST!!! The attitude of a few investors here towards what is happy in the very proud Ukrain is a absolute disgrace as most investors will do the right thing here come Monday morning! IMO R2 |
Posted at 27/2/2022 12:04 by taqqr STOP PANICKING BECAUSE THEY WANT YOU TO PANIC!!! - NOTHING CHANGING IN FAR EAST!!!18:47 27/02/2022 Yuri Trutnev: "562 investment projects are being implemented in the Far East" Official website of the Plenipotentiary Representative of the President of the Russian Federation in the Far Eastern Federal District Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation - Plenipotentiary Representative of the President of the Russian Federation in the Far Eastern Federal District Yuri Trutnev held a meeting to sum up the results of work in 2021 and priority tasks for 2022. The issues of increasing the investment attractiveness of the Far East and the Arctic, improving work with investors in the ASEZ and in the free port of Vladivostok, improving the quality of life of the Far East and northerners were discussed. "The year was not easy. We worked in a pandemic that affected the investment climate, people's lives, and communications. Logistic corridors have changed. Quite a large load fell on a number of ports, on a number of transport routes. At the same time, there are areas of work that have been debugged. Enterprises continue to be built, jobs are created, social facilities are being built both under the Unified Subsidy and within the framework of national projects," Yury Trutnev opened the meeting. As part of the TOP in the Far East, 562 investment projects are being implemented, the volume of investments under the agreements will amount to 4.4 trillion rubles, of which 1.5 trillion rubles have actually been invested, 49.5 thousand jobs have been created. Thanks to the free port of Vladivostok (FPV) regime, 2,082 investment projects are being implemented, the volume of investments under the agreements will amount to 1.2 trillion rubles, 262.3 billion rubles have already been invested, and 30,000 jobs have been created. Another 36 investment projects in the Far East are being implemented with the support of VEB.DV and subsidies for infrastructure from the Russian Ministry for the Development of the Far East. In just six years of preferential regimes and measures to support investors in the Far Eastern Federal District (from 2015 to 2021), 456 new enterprises have been introduced; 92.8 thousand new jobs were created; residents of territories with preferential treatment actually invested 2.3 trillion rubles. Daily work with investors made it possible to start the implementation of more than 2.6 thousand investment projects. During the period of the preferential regimes, the expenditures of the budget of the Russian Federation (lost taxes of budgets of all levels, customs payments and contributions to insurance funds under the ASEZ and FPV regime, as well as actual budget investments in the creation of infrastructure facilities) amounted to 124.1 billion rubles. At the same time, the budget revenues of the Russian Federation from the activities of residents of the ASEZ and FPV (actual taxes paid by residents at all levels, customs payments and contributions to insurance funds) exceeded 165.4 billion rubles. Thus, the excess of state budget revenues over expenditures for the creation and support of ASEZs and FPV amounted to 41.3 billion rubles. From 2015 to 2021, the volume of foreign investment (cumulatively) in the preferential regimes of the Far Eastern Federal District increased from 3.2 billion rubles to 29 billion rubles. In 2021, the entire Russian Arctic become a special economic zone. To date, cooperation agreements have already been signed with 335 residents, investments under the agreements amount to 370 billion rubles, of which 29 billion have actually been invested, 2 thousand jobs have been created. Seven projects are being implemented under the Capital of the Arctic ASEZ. The total volume of investments under the projects will amount to 103 billion rubles, 91.8 billion rubles have actually been implemented, 2.4 thousand jobs have been created.https://hab. |
Posted at 28/1/2022 11:33 by the skipper In response to Roofer's deramping about war in the Ukraine take a look at this article which I received yesterday from Kepler Trust Intelligence:"This will all blow over – Thomas McMahon Putin’s aims in Ukraine are likely to be limited, rather like the first incursion in 2014. His whole strategy is about taking as much as he can without actually triggering a full-throated response from NATO. In his eyes, NATO’s – or the West’s – weakness and unwillingness to fight is his opportunity, and there is a line he can’t cross. As a result, I would expect any conflict to look a lot like the first attack in 2014, focused on areas of Russian influence and creating an attritional situation that saps power and legitimacy from the Ukrainian government. What happened in markets in 2014 could therefore be a reasonable guide. The Russian incursion came in February, and it was disastrous for the Russian market and economy. The MSCI Russia Index ended the year down 43% in sterling terms, most of this due to a collapse in the currency. In local terms, the market was down 13%. However, the MSCI ACWI was up 10.6% for sterling investors. Global markets shrugged off the conflict, which may well have encouraged the West to make a rather limited response. For all our principles, our economic interests often drive policy, and they lie in keeping any conflict limited in scope. This is perhaps even more true now than then, thanks to the cost-of-living crisis, which is likely to become more and more significant to politics as the year goes on. In fact, it could well be that the conflict throws up a buying opportunity in energy-related stocks and perhaps others in Russia. If you had bought into the market in December 2014, near the relative lows, you would have outperformed the MSCI AWI by around 20% since, even after the recent sell-off as tensions rise. One way to be prepared to take advantage of another such opportunity would be to allocate to Barings Emerging EMEA Opportunities (BEMO). BEMO has the flexibility to invest in Russia, which is one of the major markets in its benchmark, but equally to avoid it and bide time in other markets. In particular, the ability to buy Saudi oil companies could prove beneficial if Gazprom, Rosneft and companions suffer sanctions or become temporarily uninvestable. A riskier play could be to look for an opportunity to by JPMorgan Russian, which currently sits on a 12% discount. Given the potential for military action to hit the Russian market, this trust could suffer initially, but if investors manage to time an entry point after the market has absorbed the hit, long-term returns could be good as they have been since the last conflict. Overall I do not think investors should be shifting into a defensive stance out of fear of an attack on Ukraine. More pertinent reasons to be cautious include the high level of inflation which could start to negatively impact consumer spending and the economic recovery, and how markets will absorb higher interest rates, particularly in high duration sectors. At the margin, any conflict could reduce the willingness of central banks to raise rates, as they may worry about any economic fallout. However, the current inflationary situation is probably at the stage where central bankers will feel compelled to act. Remaining invested in portfolios with a lower beta to growth could be wise, with one such example being AVI Global (AGT). AGT invests in idiosyncratic opportunities around the world where the managers believe there to be value opportunities. This doesn’t mean they avoid growth sectors like technology, but they look for situations where the price isn’t reflecting the value in the company. This is likely to offset or override any negative impact from rising interest rates to the companies’ valuations." Thomas McMahon thomas.m@keplerpartn |
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