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| 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 | 01:00:00 |
| Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mineral Royalty Traders | 0 | -3.01M | -0.0022 | -0.41 | 1.25M |
| Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
|---|---|---|---|
| 02/8/2019 10:58 | InVMA 2018 accounts are out With £630k loss, £45k in the bank and net worth of £154k they are certainly the 'jewel in the crown'. HA HA HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So Terd's 'investment' in INVMA is 'worth' £50k and DA is 'worth' £38k. Terd is 'worth' approximately £100k as a going concern. Divide by the 254m shares in issue and your Terd shares are 'worth' 0.04p. | seewhatimean | |
| 02/8/2019 10:57 | Facts from the Terd comedy clown thread. qui quaerit reperit 24 May '19 - 13:19 - 152314 Avoid scum Ebomber!!! Tern is just a tax on stupidity and boy you are stupid, but SO FUNNY!!!!!!!!!!! PLACING AFTER PLACING AFTER PLACING AFTER PLACING AFTER PLACING JUST TO KEEP THE LIGHTS ON. No proper sales to RNS. Delayed FS. Cashflow problems. Loss making. Not a single dollar raised. DA having their loans continously extended. Continuous funding required to stay afloat. Convertible holder and placings selling out. Insolvent. 'Worth' less than 1/100p COULD IT BE ANY WORSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | seewhatimean | |
| 02/8/2019 10:57 | Good to see the worthless ponzi scheme dog Terd going under. Only question is how long does the death spiral have left? | seewhatimean | |
| 02/8/2019 10:56 | How is the worthless dog Terd doing????????????? Down 80% on the year. 'Worth' less than 0.04p SO FUNNY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | seewhatimean | |
| 02/8/2019 10:39 | Amur Minerals Corporation Operational Blueprint Defined For Kun-Manie UK Regulatory (RNS & others) -- The total initial capital expenditure is projected to be $US 1.38 billion to be expended in a two year construction period. Sustaining capital is estimated to be $US 474 million over 15 years. C'mon Robin we need imminent news on exactly how over $1 billion is to be raised for both capital expenditure and sustaining capital for the next 10 years. Sub 1 pence on the immediate horizon as the death spiral continued last week and unfortunately will continue this coming week. The ramping cartel led by QQR aka Duxy will suggest JUST A DIP whilst they SELL - SELL - SELL in a vain effort to cheat new potential investors to prop up the price. With a major investor dumping 500k shares every day for last 3 months it does not promote confidence this DEATH SPIRAL will ever reverse. | ebomber | |
| 02/8/2019 10:32 | The worthless dog Terd is dropping like a stone yet again. Yet ANOTHER Beautiful Red Friday!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | seewhatimean | |
| 02/8/2019 10:31 | InVMA 2018 accounts are out With £630k loss, £45k in the bank and net worth of £154k they are certainly the 'jewel in the crown'. HA HA HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So Terd's 'investment' in INVMA is 'worth' £50k and DA is 'worth' £38k. Terd is 'worth' approximately £100k as a going concern. Divide by the 254m shares in issue and your Terd shares are 'worth' 0.04p. | seewhatimean | |
| 02/8/2019 10:31 | Facts from the Terd comedy clown thread. qui quaerit reperit 24 May '19 - 13:19 - 152314 Avoid scum Ebomber!!! Tern is just a tax on stupidity and boy you are stupid, but SO FUNNY!!!!!!!!!!! PLACING AFTER PLACING AFTER PLACING AFTER PLACING AFTER PLACING JUST TO KEEP THE LIGHTS ON. No proper sales to RNS. Delayed FS. Cashflow problems. Loss making. Not a single dollar raised. DA having their loans continously extended. Continuous funding required to stay afloat. Convertible holder and placings selling out. Insolvent. 'Worth' less than 1/100p COULD IT BE ANY WORSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | seewhatimean | |
| 02/8/2019 10:31 | Good to see the worthless ponzi scheme dog Terd going under. Only question is how long does the death spiral have left? | seewhatimean | |
| 02/8/2019 10:30 | How is the worthless dog Terd doing????????????? Down 80% on the year. 'Worth' less than 0.04p SO FUNNY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | seewhatimean | |
| 02/8/2019 09:43 | Robin when the ramping cartel are asking for your resignation it is a sign they are like myself - SHORT. Keep up the good work by not informing LTH's of the financial crisis, association with bucket shops, fact cash runs out in August 2019 and still 10-15 years before revenue generation. With the LTH underwriting over £500,000 per annum in remuneration it really is a gravy train for the BoD's. It is almost like a ponzi scheme with NO HOPE of AMC ever mining the resource as it goes into suspension. | ebomber | |
| 02/8/2019 09:42 | Farcical is certainly the case! Even the PR people whose fees we as shareholders pay don’t even get back to us. Now that’s value for money! Have to keep a sense of humour although easier to do so if the hit isn’t going to be too painful. | jackbal | |
| 02/8/2019 09:14 | Bwana totally agree with you re RY and his farcical funding arrangements to date, also his unbelievably poor PR to his long suffering long term shareholders. We dont even have the 2018 update exploration results yet....!! | gizmohican | |
| 02/8/2019 09:04 | Lol cheers Bwana:) | qui quaerit reperit | |
| 02/8/2019 08:44 | If AMC is such a good prospect then why aren't BHP looking to buy into then as they have been Copper miners? BHP to start nickel sulfate production for EVs in second-quarter of 2020: BHP Group plans to start production of nickel sulfate in the second quarter of next year, as it ramps up sales of its nickel products to the battery industry, asset president Eddie Haegel said today. BHP currently produces around 75,000 tonnes of nickel metal at its Kwinana refinery on the outskirts of Perth, which it sells mostly to chemicals makers in Asia who turn it into nickel sulphate, used to make batteries for electric vehicles (EVs). The miner, which in 2015 considered closing the plant due to a drop in demand from the stainless steel industry, is currently building what it expects to be the world’s biggest nickel sulfate facility to serve the EV battery market directly. Demand for the raw materials for electric vehicles is expected to boom as more EVs take to the road in coming years, although lithium miners have faced a rocky time this year after a supply glut hammered prices. “We anticipate that there will be no sustainable premium in the lithium sector, whereas we think that is not the case for nickel,” Haegel told a media briefing at the plant. “We think that in the medium to longer term there will be a margin that will be sticky for nickel, and so we consider it an attractive commodity.” Haegel said sales of nickel sulfate would generally be contracted on single or multi-year agreements, with a set premium on top of the London Metal Exchange nickel price. BHP initially plans to produce some 100,000 tonnes of nickel sulfate a year, containing the equivalent of around 22,000 tonnes of nickel, and will ramp up production in coming years. “We will be bringing in new supply which we obviously want to try to match with demand so we have got flexibility around the rate at which we ramp up. If we don’t put it into sulfate we put it into powder and briquettes,” he told a press briefing.” The miner could eventually triple capacity with potential second and third stage expansions, but work on creating a separate circuit at the facility to extract cobalt has been on the back burner due to weak nickel prices and a fire at BHP’s Kalgoorlie nickel smelter, he said. “We will end up selling ... to some car manufacturers, battery makers, and the cathode supply chain, that full cross section is very likely to happen,” he said. In a presentation, BHP said it sold about 78% of its nickel production to the battery industry in the second half of the 2019 financial year, up from just below 60% a year ago. | loganair |
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