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AMC Amur Minerals Corporation

0.09
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Amur Minerals Corporation LSE:AMC London Ordinary Share VGG042401007 ORD NPV
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.09 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Mineral Royalty Traders 0 -3.01M -0.0022 -0.41 1.25M
Amur Minerals Corporation is listed in the Mineral Royalty Traders sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker AMC. The last closing price for Amur Minerals was 0.09p. Over the last year, Amur Minerals shares have traded in a share price range of 0.08p to 1.895p.

Amur Minerals currently has 1,392,872,315 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Amur Minerals is £1.25 million. Amur Minerals has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.41.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
22/3/2019
09:21
To pay off these loans AMC will need to issue around 50% more shares then are currently in issue which is a massive dilution for the Private Retail Investor.
loganair
22/3/2019
09:20
Robin always said that having a billion shares in issue is normal for a company like ours at this stage and we are well under that. This deal we've just done is needed and will help to get to our end goal.
patio58
22/3/2019
09:02
One problem eddy, Spewing, the laughing idiot doesn't hold any shares
flugelhorn
22/3/2019
09:01
No surprises here. Qui makes a good point in previous posts that they don’t really have any other choice right now.

RY’s comments about creating “further”; shareholder value seem Delusional.

Someone needs to explain to him that value for shareholders only created with rising share price not rising mcap with huge dilution.

Can only hope that this is the last deal with a Riverfort type lender.

In the meantime watch number of shares in issue increase heavily while share price does very little to the upside or worse.

jackbal
22/3/2019
08:58
I am sorry to say most of what qqr posts is completely meaningless and has little to no effect on AMC and their project.
loganair
22/3/2019
08:50
I am seriously considering selling my shares at a loss. How can anyone read that RNS as positive.

More dilution. No plan. No partner

jrewing3
22/3/2019
08:46
As these "new users" were berating the update before the market opened I doubt that they were looking to then open a short position. that wouldn't make good sense you see
bigsi2
22/3/2019
08:43
22 Mar '19 - 08:00 - 47437 of 47460

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the perspective of a plan... honestly !!
I’m still laughing

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Spot on
Lol

jrewing3
22/3/2019
08:42
Duxy786

22 Mar '19 - 07:33 - 47424 of 47459

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Shorters are going to get crucified now

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LOL

jrewing3
22/3/2019
08:40
Interesting to see the new users all pop up.Any bets they opened up a short on today's RNS and now panicking that the market hasn't responded.I will also throw out there that this news was a prelude to something bigger very soon
crazytowner
22/3/2019
08:36
Hi bwana:) how are you buddy? Hope enjoying your holidays:)
qui quaerit reperit
22/3/2019
08:35
Program for the development of Russian-Chinese cooperation in the trade, economic and investment spheres in the Far East of the Russian Federation.1. Preamble1.1. Russian-Chinese relations of comprehensive partnership and strategic interaction steadily demonstrate rapid and stable development, characterized by ever more positive dynamics.1.2. The People's Republic of China has been the main trading partner of the Russian Federation for more than 8 years. According to the Federal Customs Service of the Russian Federation, the trade turnover between the two countries in 2017 reached $ 87 billion, showing an increase of 31.5%.1.3. Based on the principles of the Treaty of Good Neighborhood, Friendship and Cooperation, the Russian Federation and the People's Republic of China continue to steadily increase cooperation across the full range of areas of bilateral cooperation, including cooperation in the field of economics and investment, infrastructure construction, energy, high technology, agriculture, and the humanitarian sphere.1.4. Proceeding from the fact that the development of the Far East is determined by the national priority of the Russian Federation for the entire 21st century, Russia and China recognize the development of trade, economic and investment cooperation in the Far East of the Russian Federation as an important direction in bilateral relations.1.5. Taking the first place in terms of commodity turnover and investment cooperation with the regions of the Far East, the People's Republic of China is a key foreign partner of the Russian Federation in accelerating the economic development of the Russian Far East.1.6. In this document, the Russian side refers to the Ministry of the Russian Federation for the Development of the Far East, as well as the Russian authorized organizations supporting investment projects from the People's Republic of China implemented in the Far East of the Russian Federation. The Chinese side refers to the Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China, as well as the Chinese authorized organizations supporting investment projects from the People's Republic of China implemented in the Far East of the Russian Federation.2. Competitive advantages of the Far East of the Russian Federation2.1. The Far East of the Russian Federation, being a direct part of the most dynamically developing Asia-Pacific region, is the closest macro-region of Russia to the People's Republic of China, adjacent to the Heilongjiang and Jilin provinces.2.2. In the Far East of Russia there are a number of the largest deposits of coal, uranium, tin, polymetals of world importance in the Asia-Pacific region, as well as 81% of diamond reserves, 51% of forest, 37% of fresh water, 33% of aquatic bioresources and 32% of gold, 27% gas and 17% of oil from the reserves of the entire Asia-Pacific region.2.3. In the Far East of Russia, an oil and gas production center has been formed and a center of petrochemical chemistry of global importance is being created. Exports of liquefied natural gas from the Russian Far East account for about 5% of the global LNG market.2.4. The estimated cutting area of ??the Far East of Russia is 93.8 million m3 of wood. The level of its development is only 17.4%.2.5. The Far East of Russia has significant resources for the development of agricultural production: 2.5 million hectares of arable land and more than 4 million hectares of pastures and hayfields. In the southern Far Eastern regions, the growing season ranges from 130 to 200 days.2.6. The Far East of Russia is an important link in the natural transport corridor between Asia and Europe. On its territory, the world's largest railway lines - the Trans-Siberian and the Baikal-Amur - begin. Their total throughput exceeds 100 million tons and it is planned to increase another 65 million tons in the horizon by 2020. 29 seaports are located on the coast of the Russian Far East, including such large ones as Vladivostok, Nakhodka, Vostochny, Vanino, Sovetskaya Gavan. They account for a quarter of the turnover of Russian ports.2.7. Through the Far East of Russia runs the shortest sea route from Asia to Europe through the seas of the Arctic Ocean, which, according to Russian scientists, after 2050 will be available for year-round passing ships without ice gain, and now can be competitive when transporting goods from the North -Eastern Asia.2.8. The Russian Federation intends to modernize and expand the trunk infrastructure, providing for an increase in the annual cargo traffic along the Northern Sea Route to 80 million tons by 2024. The development of this infrastructure will reduce the time of cargo delivery due to the redirection of a part of cargo traffic between the People's Republic of China and Europe through the Suez Canal, as well as increase the attractiveness of Russian Arctic projects.2.9. Russia's largest industrial centers in the field of aircraft and shipbuilding are developing in the Far East of Russia. In the city of Komsomolsk-on-Amur, a program for the construction of civilian regional aircraft "Sukhoi Superjet 100" is being implemented.2.10. In the Far East of Russia there are 23 organizations of the shipbuilding industry. The largest project under implementation is the construction of the Zvezda shipbuilding complex in the city of Bolshoy Kamen, Primorsky Krai. According to the results of the full implementation of the project, the construction of tankers with a deadweight of up to 250 thousand tons and various ice-class vessels, elements of offshore platforms will be possible at the facilities of the complex.2.11. The Russian side is implementing a special state policy aimed at ensuring global competitiveness of investment conditions in the Far East by creating favorable conditions for doing business in the Far Eastern regions providing tax privileges and administrative preferences to Russian and foreign investors competitive in the Russian Federation and in the Asia-Pacific region.3. Government policies to support foreign investors in the Far East of the Russian Federation and opportunities for investors from the People's Republic of China3.1. The Russian side is implementing in the Far East of the Russian Federation a special state policy aimed at increasing profitability and reducing the risks of implementing projects of foreign investors, by creating and developing priority development areas and the free port of Vladivostok, providing grants to investors for infrastructure development, implementing other measures based on support practices for foreign investors.3.2. In the Far East of Russia, 18 advanced development territories have been created - separate sites for investors to create new industries, in which the state creates the infrastructure necessary for investors at its own expense, provides them with tax benefits and necessary state services in a simplified manner. In the territories of priority development for Russian and foreign investors, the following preferences operate:reduction of the corporate profit tax to 0 percent within the first five years from the moment of receiving the first profit;reduction to 0 percent of the tax on property of organizations and land during the first five years;application of lower premium rates to state extra-budgetary funds (7.6% instead of 30%);application of a reduction factor to the mineral extraction tax rate from 0 to 0.8 for 10 years;the application of the customs procedure of the free customs zone;accelerated return of value added tax when exporting products;accelerated procedure for issuing permits for construction and commissioning of facilities;shorter period of state environmental impact assessment;a simplified procedure for attracting foreign citizens to work;special protection mechanisms against unreasonable inspections by regulatory authorities.3.3. The Russian side recommends that investors from the People's Republic of China implement investment projects in the following priority development areas:TOR "Amur-Khinganskaya" (Jewish Autonomous Region) - investment projects in the field of logistics related to the cross-border Russian-Chinese railway bridge over the Amur River;TOR "Bolshoy Kamen" (Primorsky Krai) - investment projects related to the development of the largest Russian civil shipyard "Zvezda";TOR "Mountain Air" (Sakhalin Region) - investment projects in the field of winter recreation and tourism premium.TOR "Kamchatka" (Kamchatka Territory) - investment projects in the field of all-season recreation and tourism, construction of tourist facilities, transport and logistics activities, fish processingand fish farming;TOR "Komsomolsk" (Khabarovsk Territory) - investment projects in the field of deep wood processing, high-tech production in the field of aircraft and shipbuilding, agriculture and tourism;TOR "Mikhailovsky" (Primorsky Krai) - investment projects in the field of production of agricultural raw materials, goods and food;TOR "Priamurskaya" (Amur region) - investment projects in the field of logistics related to the cross-border Russian-Chinese bridge overpass across the Amur River;TOR "Svobodny" (Amur Region) - investment projects in the field of gas chemistry and related industries associated with the creation of the largest gas processing plant in the Asia-Pacific region;TOR "Belogorsk" (Amur Region) - investment projects in the field of manufacturing, processing of agricultural products, production of building materials, processing of timber;TOR "Khabarovsk" (Khabarovsk Territory) - investment projects in the field of production, agriculture and logistics;TOR "Yuzhnaya" (Sakhalin Region) - investment projects in the field of deep processing of fish resources and logistics;TOR "Southern Yakutia" (Sakha Republic (Yakutia)) - investment projects related to the development of the largest deposits of coking coal.Other areas of advanced development and industry may also be considered by investors from the People's Republic of China for the implementation of their investment projects.3.4. If an investor from the People's Republic of China plans to implement a new investment project in the Far East of Russia in a place where the priority development territory has not yet been created, the Russian side will assess the possibility of extending the priority development territory regime by expanding the boundaries of one of the existing territories or creating a new territory advanced development at the specified location.3.5. If for the implementation of the project an investor from the People's Republic of China in one of the priority development areas in the Far East Russia will need to create a special transport, engineering or other infrastructure, the Russian side will determine the possibility of building the corresponding infrastructure facilities at the expense of public funds, if this does not contradict the legislation Of the Russian Federation and the amount of necessary state funds does not exceed 10% of the value of the main investment project . State resources can be provided on a grant and irrevocable basis to the investor himself in order to create the infrastructure necessary for his project under the conditions stipulated by Russian legislation.3.6. In the Far East of Russia, a free port of Vladivostok has been created - a free economic zone in the territory of 21 municipalities, which are located in the key Far Eastern harbors on the coast of the Sea of ??Japan and the Sea of ??Okhotsk. Chinese investors implementing projects on the territory of the Free Port of Vladivostok can receive the same benefits and preferences as in the priority development areas. At the same time, the free port regime of Vladivostok does not imply the creation of infrastructure for investors at the expense of the state. In addition, in the free port of Vladivostok are:round-the-clock operation of checkpoints across the state border, except for automobile and two railway checkpoints ";"one window" mode and reduced terms of customs clearance of goods, as well as their electronic declaration;simplified visa entry for foreign citizens (8-day e-visa);"free port" mode - for storing luxury goods, works of art, antiques.3.7. The Russian side plans to initiate a gradual expansion of the borders of the free port of Vladivostok, extending its regime to the port territories where there is a high demand for the implementation of new investment projects from Russian and foreign investors.3.8. The Russian side recommends that investors from the People's Republic of China implement investment projects in the following municipalities where the Free Port of Vladivostok operates:Vladivostok, Artem, Nakhodka, Ussuriysk, Khasansky district, Nadezhdinsky district and other 10 municipalities of Primorsky Krai - investment projects in the development of infrastructure of seaports, international transport corridors "Primorye-1" and "Primorye-2", construction of dry ports, the creation of industries focused on the export of products to countries in the Asia-Pacific region;Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky (Kamchatka Territory) - investment projects in the field of deep processing of fish, construction of dry ports, tourism and the supply of bottled drinking water;Vanino and Soviet-Havana municipal districts of the Khabarovsk Territory - investment projects in the field of infrastructure of seaports, construction of terminals for cargo transshipment, fish processing and creation of export-oriented production facilities;Korsakov city and Uglegorsk of Sakhalin region - investment projects in the field of deep processing of fish, construction of terminals for cargo handling.The listed areas of project implementation do not limit investors from the People's Republic of China. On the territory of the free port of Vladivostok, they can be implemented any investment projects not prohibited by Russian legislation, costing from 5 million rubles and above.3.9. The Russian side will provide targeted support to all investors of investment projects from the People's Republic of China, implemented in the priority development areas and the free port of Vladivostok, in order to reduce the risks of their implementation and increase their profitability. Accompanying investors and investment projects from the People's Republic of China will be through a unified information system, operated by the Agency for the Far East Investment Promotion and Export Support.3.10. The Russian side will assess the proposals of investors from the People's Republic of China to improve the conditions for investment and business in the priority development areas and the free port of Vladivostok.3.11. The Russian side provided legislative guarantees of the invariability of favorable tax conditions during the first 10 years of investment projects in the priority development areas and the free port of Vladivostok.3.12. The Russian side notes that the legislation of the Russian Federation records the use of electricity tariff in the framework of investment projects at a level not higher than the average Russian tariff if such projects are implemented in the Sakha Republic (Yakutia), Chukotka Autonomous Region, Magadan Region, Sakhalin Region, Kamchatka Krai.3.13. The Russian side, within the framework of national legislation, provides investors from the People's Republic of China for the most part free basic services of the Far East development institutions:Agencies of the Far East for attracting investments and supporting exports - services for supporting an investment project at all stages of its implementation on a "one window" principle and facilitating the export of finished goods;Human Development Agency in the Far East - services in the field of attracting labor resources from among the citizens of the Russian Federation;Far East Development Corporations - services for leasing land and connecting to infrastructure.4. The status of Russian-Chinese trade, economic and investment cooperation in the Far East of the Russian Federation in 2017.4.1. The Russian and Chinese sides are satisfied with the dynamics of development of trade and economic cooperation in the Far East of the Russian Federation and consider it exemplary.4.2. According to the data of the Federal Customs Service of the Russian Federation, the trade turnover between the regions of the Russian Far East and the People's Republic of China in 2017 amounted to $ 7.8 billion, which is 26.7% higher than in 2016. Thus, China is the main trading partner of the Far Eastern regions of Russia.4.3. In 2017, exports of goods, works, and services from the regions of the Russian Far East to China increased by 31.5%, to $ 5 billion. Imports from the People's Republic of China amounted to 2.7 billion US dollars, which is 18.4% higher than the same indicator in 2016.4.4. The Russian and Chinese sides note that the commodity turnover between the regions of the Far East of Russia and the People's Republic of China is still dominated by commodities with a low degree of processing.4.5. In the territories of priority development and the free port of Vladivostok, with the participation of investors from the People's Republic of China, 32 investment projects worth $ 4.2 billion have been announced. In terms of the volume of declared investments in the territories of priority development and the free port of Vladivostok, the People's Republic of China takes the 1st place among the partner countries of the Russian Federation.5. Sectoral priorities of Russian-Chinese trade, economic and investment cooperation in the Far East of the Russian Federation5.1. Gas and petrochemical industry5.1.1. The Russian side notes that the largest in the Russian Federation and one of the largest gas and petrochemical clusters in the Asia-Pacific region with a confirmed volume of private investment by Russian companies of more than $ 35 billion is being formed in the Far East of Russia.5.1.2. The Russian side notes that the competitive advantages of the gas and petrochemical cluster in the Far East of Russia are:the largest reserves of oil and gas in the Asia-Pacific region (as of 2016, the proven reserves of oil amount to 1.1 billion tons, gas - 5 trillion cubic meters, gas condensate - 268 million tons);trunk pipelines - the existing Eastern Siberia - Pacific Ocean oil pipeline, which is in the process of expanding its capacity to 80 million tons per year in the section from Tayshet to Skovorodino and up to 50 million tons per year in the section from Skovorodino to Kozmino port, the Sila pipeline being built. Siberia "with a capacity of up to 38 billion m³ per year, the main pipeline" Sakhalin-Khabarovsk-Vladivostok "with a design capacity of 28.04 billion m³ per year;a well-developed network of railways with infrastructure for handling raw materials, including the expanding Baikal-Amur and Trans-Siberian highways;providing access to non-freezing ports;proximity to the rapidly growing market of the Asia-Pacific region (delivery by sea for no more than 6 days from ports in the Far East versus 23 days from ports in the Middle East and 12 days from ports in Southeast Asia);The largest ongoing investment projects in the field of gas and oil processing in the Russian Federation: Amursky Gas Processing Plant of PJSC Gazprom with a capacity of up to 60 million cubic meters. helium per year, 2.5 million tons of ethane, 1 million tons of propane, 500 thousand tons of butane, about 200 thousand tons of pentane-hexane fraction; Amur Gas Chemical Complex of SIBUR Holding PJSC with a pyrolysis capacity of 1.5-1.7 million tons of ethane; The Eastern Petrochemical Complex of Rosneft PJSC with a refining capacity of 12 million tons of oil per year and 3.4 million tons of naphtha; Yamal LNG project with a capacity of up to 17.5 million tons of LNG per year; Arctic LNG-2 project with a capacity of up to 20 million tons per year; Kozmino specialized sea oil loading port, with a capacity of up to 36 million tons per year.5.1.3. The Russian side welcomes attracting investment from the People's Republic of China in order to implement the following investment projects in the Far East of the Russian Federation.polyethylene and methanol processing in the Amur region near the Amur gas processing plant;production of acetic acid in Primorsky Krai near the Nakhodka mineral fertilizer plant;paraxylene production in the Khabarovsk Territory;production of plastic film in Primorsky Krai;production of polyethylene pipes in the Amur region;production of plastic products by injection molding in the Primorsky Territory;the creation in the free port of Vladivostok of an assembly production of equipment for the production, storage, transportation and shipment of liquefied natural gas.5.1.4. The Russian side will contribute to the implementation of a favorable investment policy and implement measures to remove barriers to investment from the People's Republic of China in the Far East of Russia.5.2. The development of solid mineral deposits5.2.1. The Russian side notes that the largest reserves of solid minerals, including precious metals in the Asia-Pacific region, are concentrated in the Far East of Russia, and their development forms the basis of the macroregion's economy.5.2.2. The Russian side intends to diversify the economy of the Russian Far East, gradually increasing the share of non-primary industries in its structure, while continuing to support and support investment projects in the field of the development of solid mineral deposits.5.2.3. The Russian side notes that the competitive advantages of the Far East of Russia in the field of investments in the development of solid minerals are:a significant undistributed fund of solid minerals (gold ore - more than 630 tons, silver - more than 6 thousand tons, copper - about 337 thousand tons, tin - 1.1 million tons, brown coal - 14.2 billion tons, hard coal - 7.9 billion tons, iron ore - 1.2 billion tons and more than 50 types of minerals);a well-developed network of railways with infrastructure for handling raw materials, including the expanding Baikal-Amur and Trans-Siberian highways;providing access to non-freezing ports;government support for the construction of infrastructure for the development of specific mineral deposits.5.2.4. The Russian side welcomes the attraction of investments from the People's Republic of China to the implementation of the following investment projects in the Far East of Russia, taking into account the action of the legislation of the Russian Federation on foreign investments and subsurface resources:development of the Kyuchus gold deposit in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia);development of the Kumroch and Rodnikovoye gold deposits in the Kamchatka Territory;the development of the Konder platinum deposit in the Khabarovsk Territory;development of the Chulmakansky and Denisovsky coal deposits in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia);development of the Amaamsky coal deposit in the Chukotka Autonomous Region;development of the Suchan coal basin in Primorsky Krai;the development of the Kun-Manyier sulphide nickel deposits in the Amur Region;development of copper deposits within the Oroeksky ore field in the Magadan region;construction of a coal mine and a mining and processing plant in the Nadezhdinsky municipal district to develop the Adams coal deposit in the Primorsky Krai;construction of the mining and processing complex "Noni" and "Development of the Pravourmiysky tin deposit and the construction of a mining and processing plant" in the Khabarovsk Territory;the development of the tin-bearing deposit "Tirehtyakh" in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia).5.2.5. The Russian and Chinese sides will prepare the necessary information and presentation of the investment opportunities of the Far East in this area for investors from the People's Republic of China for its placement on official resources in the Internet information and telecommunications network.5.3. transport and logistic5.3.1. The Russian side and the Chinese side welcome the joint implementation of projects for the development of international transport corridors that allow the transit of goods from the northeastern provinces of China through the ports of Primorsky Krai and will conduct a feasibility study to assess the economic efficiency of such projects, as well as a number of cross-border bridges across the border rivers .5.3.2. The Russian side welcomes the attraction of investments from the People's Republic of China to the implementation of the following investment projects in the Far East of Russia:construction of a road bridge across the Lena River in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia);construction of a coal loading complex at the port of Vostochny;reconstruction of the seaport Nakhodka;reconstruction of the international airport in Yakutsk;reconstruction of the international airport in Magadan;reconstruction of the international airport in Khabarovsk;Establishment of a truck manufacturing and distribution plant in Artem, Primorsky Krai.5.4. Agriculture5.4.1. The Russian side notes that the competitive advantages of the Russian Far East in the area of ??investment in agricultural production are:extensive land bank, which includes more than 2.5 million hectares of acreage and 4 million hectares of pastures and hayfields and allows developing poultry farming, dairy and beef cattle breeding, growing of soybeans, corn, wheat, rice, barley, rapeseed;agricultural products grown in the Far East of Russia are ecological clean; chemical useand mineral fertilizers in the Far East of Russia are several times lower than in the countries of the Asia-Pacific region;The Russian Far East is located closer than other regions of Russia to China, Japan, South Korea and the ASEAN countries, which import more than $ 280 billion worth of food annually;the level of self-sufficiency in the Far East of Russia with vegetables is 58%, grain - 79%, meat - 25%, milk - 44%; The low saturation of the domestic market of the Russian Far East creates additional investment opportunities for investors.5.4.2. According to the Russian side, in 2017, exports of agricultural raw materials, goods and food from the regions of the Far East of Russia to the People's Republic of China amounted to 1.27 billion US dollars.5.4.3. The Russian side and the Chinese side recognize the priority of Russian-Chinese trade, economic and investment cooperation in the Far East of the Russian Federation to increase exports of agricultural raw materials, goods and food from the Far Eastern regions to the People's Republic of China and its diversification in the direction of increasing the supply of downstream products.5.4.4. The Russian side and the Chinese side intend to hold a series of consultations on the regionalization of sanitary restrictions in mutual trade and the mutual opening of markets for agricultural raw materials, goods and foodstuffs produced in the regions of the Russian Far East and Northeast China.5.4.5. The Russian side and the Chinese side support the activities of Chinese enterprises in building up cooperation in the field of agriculture along the whole industrial chain and will hold a series of consultations on its significant expansion in the field of investment in agricultural production in the Russian Far East.5.4.6. The Russian side and the Chinese side support the implementation of an investment project for the construction of livestock farms in the Primorsky Territory, providing the project with the necessary support through veterinary and customs departments.5.4.7. The Russian side welcomes the attraction of investments from the People's Republic of China to the implementation of the following investment projects in the Far East of Russia:construction of pig-breeding complexes in the Primorsky Territory with the participation of the group of companies Rusagro and Mersey Agro Primorye;the creation of sugar production from local beets and the modernization of a sugar cane processing plant in Primorsky Krai;construction of the wholesale distribution center for agricultural products in Primorsky Krai with a capacity of 50 thousand tons of one-time storage.5.4.8. The Russian side will undertake the necessary efforts to provide investment projects in the field of agriculture with the participation of investors from the People's Republic of China with the necessary land plots and preferential financing in accordance with current Russian legislation.5.5. Forest industry5.5.1. The Russian side notes that the competitive advantages of the Russian Far East in the field of investments in the processing of forest resources are:The permissible annual timber harvest is 93.8 million cubic meters. m., while actually only 16.4 million cubic meters are harvested. m., or 17.4%;forest plots are provided to investors of projects involving deep processing of wood, without bidding and at reduced rental rates;developed network of railways with infrastructure for transshipment of forest products, including the expanding Baikal-Amur and Trans-Siberian highways;The Far East of Russia is located closer than other regions of Russia to countries in the Asia-Pacific region, which import forest products of more than $ 20 billion annually;The Government of the Russian Federation has approved a new customs and tariff policy for the export of roundwood produced in the Far East of Russia, which stimulates the processing of wood in Russian territory.5.5.2. The Russian side and the Chinese side recognize the priority of Russian-Chinese trade, economic and investment cooperation in the Far East of the Russian Federation, increasing export of forest products from the Far Eastern regions to the People's Republic of China and its diversification towards increasing supplies of downstream products.5.5.3. The Russian and Chinese sides support the implementation of an investment project for the construction of a pulp and paper mill in the Khabarovsk Territory with the participation of the Chinese corporation Centun. The Russian side expresses its readiness to provide the necessary assistance in supporting the project, including providing the project with the necessary raw materials and infrastructure, and will also assess the possibility of creating a priority development area for its successful implementation.The parties support the initiatives of enterprises to develop cooperation in the field of deep wood processing.5.5.4. The Russian side welcomes the attraction of investments from the People's Republic of China for the implementation of the following investment projects: the construction of timber processing complexes in Southern Yakutia, the Amur Region and the Sakhalin Region.5.6. Aquaculture5.6.1. The Russian side notes that the competitive advantages of the Russian Far East in the field of investments in aquaculture are:more than 150 thousand hectares of sea area off the Russian coast of the Sea of ??Japan and the south of the Sea of ??Okhotsk are free and suitable for aquaculture;This water area has the best properties for growing the most valuable and demanded aquaculture objects in the markets of the Asia-Pacific region: trepang, scallop, etc .;aquaculture plots for the implementation of aquaculture are provided for use by the transparent procedure of electronic auctions;Special measures of state support of aquaculture development projects are provided.5.6.2. The Russian side and the Chinese side support the holding of a series of seminars for interested Chinese companies on the organization of aquaculture production in the Russian Far East.5.6.3. The Russian side welcomes attracting investment from the People's Republic of China to other aquaculture investment projects in the Russian Far East and will provide the necessary support.5.7. Tourism5.7.1. The Russian side notes that the tourist flow to the Far East of Russia in 2017 exceeded 6 million people, including 867 thousand foreign tourists, having shown growth rates of over 30%;5.7.2. The Russian side notes that the competitive advantages of the Russian Far East in the field of investment in tourism are:The Far East of Russia is an outpost of European culture in Asia and is located at a distance of a 2-hour flight from China, Japan, South Korea, 170 million of whose citizens travel abroad annually for tourist purposes and spend more than 250 billion US dollars;In the Far East of Russia there are many unique natural, cultural and historical sites that attract tourists from all over the world, including volcanoes and geysers in Kamchatka, Sakhalin mountains, the Sikhote-Alin mountain slopes and sea bays of Primorsky Krai, the Leninsky Poles »In the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia);In the free port of Vladivostok there is a simplified visa application.Entry - 8-day e-visa - for the arrival of citizens of 18 foreign countries;the hotel business in the Far East of Russia is exempt from paying corporate income tax until the end of 2022;5.7.3. The Russian side welcomes investors from the People's Republic of China to implement investment projects in the Far East of Russia in the field of tourism.5.7.4. The Russian side and the Chinese side support an information campaign among citizens of the People's Republic of China on tourism opportunities in the Russian Far East, including using the electronic visa mechanism.6. Investment and infrastructure projects of strategic importance for Russian-Chinese cooperation in the Far East of the Russian Federation6.1. The development of international transport corridors "Primorye-1" and "Primorye-2".6.1.1. The Primorye-1 International Transport Corridor connects the Chinese province of Heilongjiang with the ports of Primorsky Krai on the route Harbin-Mudanjiang-Suifenhe-Pogranichny-Ussuriysk-Vladivostok / East / Nakhodka; international transport corridor "Primorye-2" - Jilin Province with the port of Zarubino in the Primorsky Territory along the route Changchun - Jilin - Hunchun - the port of Zarubino.6.1.2. The development of international transport corridors "Primorye-1" and "Primorye-2" is a strategic project for Russian-Chinese cooperation in the Far East of the Russian Federation, and in the process of pairing the construction of the Eurasian Economic Union and "One Belt, One Road".6.1.3. The basis for the development of international transport corridors "Primorye-1" and "Primorye-2" is the presence of significant cargo traffic in the northeastern provinces of the People's Republic of China, directly adjacent to the territory of Russia, and the possibility of improving the efficiency of transportation of goods from / to these territories when using these corridors by reducing logistics costs and reducing associated risks, which is mutually beneficial for the Russian Federation and the People's Republic of China.6.1.4. The Russian side and the Chinese side create and maintain competitive conditions for the transit of Chinese goods through the ports of Primorsky Krai.6.1.5. The Russian side in 2016-2017 for these purposes, a number of decisions were made, including in the free port of Vladivostok, a round-the-clock operation of checkpoints was introduced, instead of several, a single authority was identified to carry out customs control of goods, electronic declaration of goods was introduced, and deadlines for waiting and proper control of vehicles were established . In addition, the seaports of Zarubino, Posiet, Vladivostok, Vostochny and Nakhodka are identified as the destination of transit container cargo from China.6.1.6. On July 4, 2017, during a meeting between President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin and the President of the People's Republic of China, Xi Jinping, a memorandum on the joint development of the Primorye-1 and Primorye-2 international transport corridors was signed, which also includes the involvement of enterprises and financial institutions of the two countries to the implementation of infrastructure projects in the framework of the development of these corridors, as well as the mutual simplification of procedures, reduction of costs and time for customs clearance of transit goods, the expansion of nomenclature s export-import goods. The Russian side and the Chinese side will make every effort to implement this memorandum.6.1.7. The Russian side and the Chinese side will promote the development of a seamless transit of Chinese goods through the ports of Primorsky Krai along the Primorye-1 and Primorye-2 international transport corridors, preparing its feasibility study to determine infrastructure construction options, creating a joint single operator for the provision of services to carriers on the principle of "one window" and the basic conditions for participation in the project of the two parties.6.1.8. The Chinese side will support Chinese enterprises to transit goods through the ports of Primorsky Krai, to participate in the preparation of the necessary feasibility studies that determine the economic efficiency of the development of the infrastructure of the international transport corridors "Primorye-1" and "Primorye-2". The Russian side will instruct to be the coordinator of this work of the Agency for the Far East on attracting investment and export support.6.2. Construction of cross-border bridges6.2.1. The four regions of the Russian Far East - the Amur Region, the Jewish Autonomous Region, the Primorsky and Khabarovsk Territories - border the Heilongjiang Province of the People's Republic of China, whose economy accounts for about 1/6 of the economy of the entire Russian Federation and where about 40 million people live. The transport connectivity of the economies of the Far Eastern regions and Heilongjiang opens the largest neighboring market for the Russian Far East, and also creates favorable conditions for the influx of foreign tourists. Implementation of 4 joint cross-border transport projects is aimed at its development.6.2.2. The parties will make all necessary efforts so that the railway bridge over the Amur River near the settlements of Nizhneleninskoe (Russia) and Tongjiang (China) will work in 2020.6.2.3. The Russian side and the Chinese side have set themselves the task of progressively increasing the flow of goods along the railway bridge over the Amur River in the area of ??the settlements of Nizhneleninskoe (Russia) and Tongjiang (China). The Russian side and the Chinese side will consider additional solutions to improve the efficiency of its operation as a single technical complex.6.2.4. The parties will encourage investors from the People's Republic of China to implement investment projects in production and logistics related to the operation of a railway bridge over the Amur River in the area of ??Nizhneleninskoe (Russia) and Tongjiang (China) settlements.6.2.5. The Russian side and the Chinese side will make all necessary efforts to ensure that the road bridge over the Amur River near the settlements of Blagoveshchensk (Russia) and Heihe (China) will fully work in 2020.6.2.6. The Russian side and the Chinese side note that the model for the implementation of the project for the construction of a road bridge across the Amur River near the settlements of Blagoveshchensk (Russia) and Heihe (China) based on a concession agreement is exemplary and can serve as the basis for implementing other joint cross-border projects.6.2.7. The parties will encourage investors from the People's Republic of China to implement investment projects in manufacturing, logistics and tourism related to the operation of a road bridge across the Amur River in the area of ??Blagoveshchensk (Russia) and Heihe (China).6.2.8. The parties will contribute to the preparation of the text of the draft intergovernmental agreement on the construction of a bridge across the river. Granite (Khubutuhe) in the area of ??the checkpoint "Poltavka" (Russian Federation) and "Dunnin" (People's Republic of China) across the Russian-Chinese state border.6.2.9. The Russian side and the Chinese side will make all the necessary efforts so that the cableway connecting the settlements of Blagoveshchensk (Russia) and Heihe (China) will fully work in20226.3. The development of the island of Big Ussuri6.3.1. The Russian side and the Chinese side recognize the Big Ussuriysky Island as a unique territory that can become a center of attraction for tourists.6.3.2. Each of the parties will prepare a project for the development of its part of the Bolshoi Ussuriysky island, and taking into account this work, the parties will jointly discuss general issues of creating infrastructure on the island, including the infrastructure for protection against the negative effects of water.6.4. Island Development Russian6.4.1. The Russian side intends to develop the Russian Island as an international scientific, educational and technological cluster across the Asia-Pacific region and notes that the following prerequisites have been formed for this in recent years: a modern terminal of Vladivostok International Airport has been built, a modern cable-stayed bridge connecting the island to the mainland of Vladivostok, the campus of the Far East Federal University, the largest higher education institution in Eastern Russia; the regime of the free port of Vladivostok was introduced, providing economic and administrative advantages of doing business on the island and providing for a simplified visa entry for foreign citizens of 18 states; The island has become a key venue for major international conferences and events in the Russian Far East, primarily the Eastern Economic Forum; the necessary engineering infrastructure has been created, which with a considerable margin meets the development needs of the island.6.4.2. The Russian side intends to 2018-2019. develop a special package of measures to support high-tech companies planning to locate their headquarters or R & D units on the territory of Russian Island.6.4.3. The Russian side will stimulate high-tech companies from the People's Republic of China to actively explore the possibility of locating their headquarters or R & D units on the territory of Russian Island.6.4.4. The Russian side will consider the possibility of providing support measures that stimulate the implementation of Russian-Chinese high-tech start-ups on Russky Island.6.4.5. The Russian side proposes the Chinese side to hold in 2018-2019. comprehensive feasibility study for the construction of a special campus of the Far Eastern Federal University for students from the People's Republic of China.7. Mechanisms for the development of Russian-Chinese trade, economic and investment cooperation in the Far East of the Russian Federation7.1. The main mechanism for coordinating the development of Russian-Chinese trade, economic and investment cooperation in the Far East of the Russian Federation is the Intergovernmental Russian-Chinese Commission on Cooperation and Development of the Far East and the Baikal Region of the Russian Federation and the North-East of the People's Republic of China.7.2. The Intergovernmental Russian-Chinese Commission on Cooperation and Development of the Far East and the Baikal Region of the Russian Federation and the Northeast of the People's Republic of China established a Business Council, which includes Russian and Chinese entrepreneurs, who are charged with promoting joint investment projects and preparing proposals for improving conditions investing and doing business in the Far East of the Russian Federation.7.3. Operational cooperation in the implementation of this Program and the development of Russian-Chinese trade, economic and investment cooperation in the Far East of the Russian Federation from the Russian side will be carried out by the Ministry of the Russian Federation for the Development of the Far East, from the Chinese side by the Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China.The Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China involves the State Development Bank of China for the preparation of the Program and proposals for its implementation.7.4. The Russian side and the Chinese side consider the Eastern Economic Forum to be the most important mechanism for the development of Russian-Chinese trade, economic and investment cooperation in the Far East of the Russian Federation. The Russian side on an annual basis will prepare the inclusion on the agenda of the Eastern Economic Forum of special events aimed at the development of Russian-Chinese trade, economic and investment cooperation in the Far East of the Russian Federation.7.5. The Russian side and the Chinese side will develop the Russian-Chinese EXPO as a mechanism for building up Russian-Chinese trade, economic and investment cooperation in the Far East of the Russian Federation.7.6. The Russian side will continue the practice of holding Chinese investor days in the Russian Far East, during which interested Chinese companies will have the opportunity to have a direct dialogue with the Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, who oversees the development of the Russian Far East. The Chinese side will contribute to the success of the days of the Chinese investor in the Far East of Russia.7.7. The parties agreed to prepare for signing a memorandum between the Ministry of the Russian Federation for the development of the Far East and the Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China on the mutual opening of representative offices of the Agency for the Far East Investment Promotion and Export Support Agency and the Ministry of Commerce Investment Promotion of China.7.8. Parties by mutual agreement may make additions and changes to this program.The parties agreed to promptly cooperate with the agreement to sign other documents.
qui quaerit reperit
22/3/2019
08:32
Gatwick Gusher lol
bigsi2
22/3/2019
08:31
And you are who?
qui quaerit reperit
22/3/2019
08:28
When you have "investors" like Qui. New to the game. It's easy for them to make a living on AIM.

Just say "World Class" "China"

gerryjames
22/3/2019
08:26
15/03/2019The Governor of the region presented consolidated proposals from the Amur Region to the National Program for the Development of the Far EastGovernment of the Amur Region Speech by the Governor Attention - social security!Generalized proposals from the region are presented at the meeting of the Legislative Assembly of the region.The Government of the Amur Region made proposals into the program together with the public, the business community, and representatives of the scientific community.Since December 2018, more than 25 thousand proposals from the public have been received. More than 80% of them are reflected in the proposals of the Amur region for inclusion in the National Program.The initiative to develop the National Program for the Development of the Far East in September 2018 at the Eastern Economic Forum was made by Russian President Vladimir Putin. It should determine the state policy for the development of the Far Eastern District until 2025 and, in the future, until 2035.The program is aimed at solving three main tasks: reaching the GDP growth rate in the Far East to 6% per year, stopping the outflow of population from the Far East and improving the quality of life of people and the social development of the regions of the Far East to a level above the average RussianOne of the main directions of the program is the implementation of investment and infrastructure projects aimed at ensuring the priority development of the Far Eastern Federal District, as well as the competitiveness of the Far East in comparison with the Asia-Pacific countries. For example, the development of industry is proposed through the implementation of new investment projects that are either already operating in the region or are being proposed for implementation in the future.Among the proposals for the development of the mining industry are the implementation of the development of the Elga gold deposit, the Kun-Manyer copper-nickel deposit and the Ogodzhinskoye coal deposit, as well as the construction of the Erkovetsky open-pit mine
qui quaerit reperit
22/3/2019
08:23
Typical MO of these two bit AIM companies that continue to operate and pay the directors salaries via relentless share issues, the occasional ambiguous seemingly positive statements for the mug punters to latch onto whilst their holding reduces in value. markets reaction to today's update...complete indifference !
bigsi2
22/3/2019
08:23
With ramping like Duxys post, easy to see why newbi investors are so frustrated after falling for his ramping, Bwana bought in at 30p ouch
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roofer2
22/3/2019
08:20
Just filter the clowns! BB User FilterThese are the users that you have chosen to filter out from the BBs:User:e j blythegoofrobjrewing3loganairplat hunterroofer2russian turnip farmerschachmeistertialouiseBigSi2
qui quaerit reperit
22/3/2019
08:20
Yup. 3.7 should hopefully be the new support level until a partner is announced.
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