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Amur Minerals Corporation LSE:AMC London Ordinary Share VGG042401007 ORD NPV
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.0% 1.55 4,378,295 16:29:46
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1.55 1.59 1.648 1.50 1.50
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Mining -1.76 -0.25 21
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
16:35:20 UT 7,000 1.55 GBX
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16/2/202107:00UKREGAmur Minerals Corporation Kun-Manie Production Licence Amendments & Update
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12/6/2021
09:20		Amur Minerals Daily Update: Amur Minerals Corporation is listed in the Mining sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker AMC. The last closing price for Amur Minerals was 1.55p.
Amur Minerals Corporation has a 4 week average price of 1.40p and a 12 week average price of 1.22p.
The 1 year high share price is 3.50p while the 1 year low share price is currently 1.15p.
There are currently 1,379,872,315 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 3,510,373 shares. The market capitalisation of Amur Minerals Corporation is £21,388,020.88.
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09/4/2021
20:00		gizmohican: Nickel price forecast for 2021 Dan Atkinson 6 hours ago For traders News and features Analysis Nickel price forecast for 2021 Share Article In the metallurgical family, you’re only really someone if you have a nickname. Silver is “the grey metal”, platinum “the white metal”, copper “the red metal” and gold, of course, is “the yellow metal” (also known by detractors as “the barbarous yellow relic”, in a remark attributed, wrongly, to the economist Lord Keynes). Nickel, alas, has no such widely-used title, which is perhaps appropriate given it is everywhere in our daily life but rarely noticed. Trade Nickel Spot CFD Sell 16572.33 Buy 16615.59 1M 5M 15M 30M 1H 4H 1D 1W Moment in the spotlight This is, perhaps, because of its role as part of alloy metals, mixed with other materials. And partly, to be honest, it probably arises because of the mainly unglamorous uses to which nickel is put. Batteries and plumbing are unlikely to set the pulse racing, although strings for electric guitars provide a link to the world of showbusiness. Then there is nickel’s role in coinage, memorialised in American slang for a 5-cent coin (“a nickel”) and a cause of outrage in Britain after the war when the then Labour Government replaced the silver content of higher value coins with a mixture of copper and nickel. Nickel did have a moment in the spotlight in the mid-2000s when rocketing prices meant that the open-market value was higher than the face value of coins. One British newspaper proved this by taking some coins to France, having them smelted down and sold on the open market. Why France? Well, because deliberately destroying the national currency in the UK itself would have been a criminal offence. Not as simple as it seems From the above, you will gather that nickel trading is pretty much a pure play on two things – the state of the economy and supply and demand. There is little if any use in jewellery (unlike silver) and absolutely no investment or monetary role, unlike gold. So, how to go about making a nickel price forecast? Perhaps the best place to start is with the recent past performance of this most durable of metals. At the time of writing, nickel is trading at $16,743.72 a tonne. A year earlier, on 9 April 2020, it changed hands at $11,565.33 a tonne. That latter figure was also the 12-monthly low for nickel, suggesting upward momentum and a positive nickel price outlook. Unfortunately, it is not as simple as that. Nickel’s 12-monthly peak occurred on 25 February, at $19, 344.22 a tonne, since when it has slumped back below $17,000. This may seem odd at a time when the prospects for the world economy are being talked up, with the lifting of many coronavirus-related restrictions and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) raising its forecasts for global growth. But the website Trading Economics suggested expectations of higher supply volumes may have depressed the price, although its medium-term view was more upbeat. It wrote: “In March, nickel plunged 14%, as concerns about supply shortages had eased. Still, the commodity growing usage in lithium-ion batteries and the accelerated roll-out of electric vehicles should drive prices higher in the long-run.” Nickel price forecast 2021 Open a trading account in less than 3 min Create account Certainly, the nickel price prediction 2021 looked good at the start of the year. On 14 January, Forbes magazine reported: “Demand up. Supply down. Price heading for a 10-year high. It doesn’t get much better for nickel—except for the potential to get a lot better for a metal which has a well-earned reputation for extreme highs (and lows).” It added: “Get ready for a rise to the great nickel rush of 2007, when the metal hit an all-time high of $50,000 a tonne – before plunging to $9,200 a tonne just two years later.” Since January, as we have seen, supply constraints have eased, which is perhaps unsurprising, as on 20 January Argus Metals counselled: “Nickel prices are drawing closer to the $20,000 a tonne threshold required to spur investment in new supply.” Obviously, such investment has the effect of increasing supply, with the effects one would expect in terms of dampening the price. Are February’s levels, close to $20,000 a tonne, the best we can expect from nickel this year, or will the nickel price go up? The World Bank’s commodity-price forecast of October 2020 doesn’t hold out much hope for anyone looking for $20,000 a tonne any time soon. Indeed, it is fairly downbeat about nickel’s prospects. Biden to the rescue? For 2020, it forecast $13,500, well below the actual price, and for this year it is looking for $13,800, again well below the current price. Into 2022, the World Bank is predicting a price of $14,213, and for 2023 one of $14,639. Matters are a little brighter come 2024, with a price of $15,078, rising to $15,530 a tonne in 2025. By 2030, nine years from now, the price is expected to have hit $18,000, still below the $20,000 a tonne that brings forth new investment. Even so, these figures may suggest nickel is a fair long-term bet, given the 2030 price is significantly higher than nickel’s price per tonne today. But the World Bank makes clear that all its commodity price forecasts are in “nominal US dollars”. In other words, these figures take no account of inflation and, if you listen to critics of President Joe Biden and his team, there is going to be plenty of inflation as a result of loose monetary policies and his $1.9 trillion stimulus package. Of course, this very same package could give a huge lift to demand for nickel, more than cancelling out the downward impact of greater supply. On top of the stimulus measures, he is also proposing greatly increased infrastructure spending, and this least glamorous of metals is a key component of stainless steel along with, as we have seen, plumbing installations. President Biden can be expected also to promote the use of electric cars, with nickel an important element in their rechargeable batteries. Looked at in this light it may seem that the answer to the question: “Is nickel a good investment?” is, quite simply, yes. But everything hinges on the performance of the US and world economies. As mentioned before, nickel trading and investment is a fairly straight bet on economic growth. Unlike other metals, there is nothing to cloud the issue, no angle to do with jewellery, no use as a reserve asset in central banks and no devoted band of followers with a quasi-mystical belief in its role as a store of value and demands that it be made once again the basis of the world’s monetary system. In light of all this, the World Bank’s forecasts look pessimistic and we can probably add $1,000 a tonne to its predictions for each year up to and including 2030
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06/3/2021
13:21		max holding: madengland,the problem amc now have is that they are in real danger of being too late to the party for their key markets.Most of the future big consumers of nickel have already or are in process of securing their supply chain,and given the time needed to bring a resource into production,the only chance amc have is to be a bit part player in some small niche markets IMO. Are you seriously suggesting Amur have all the funding they need going forward purely from the relative small NRR income? and perhaps you could give some comment on why amc seems to be heading down towards the march 2020 lows ( if as you say is true that amur are funded and have no plans to have shareholders trousers down again ). You will find no bigger bull than me on amc,s assets,but assets need good management and a talented boardroom to create value.Sadly the latter is lacking in spades hence the position it is currently in.The chart is looking very gloomy :-(
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06/2/2021
23:27		russian turnip farmer: Madengerland, you do ramp, that's all you ever do... is ramp. You ignore the dilution and the fall in the share price Example...If you bought AMC in February 2017 at 11.50p you would be down 86% and that's not with dilution included. AMC only had 595 million shares in February 2017. Stop ramping it's becoming tedious.
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06/2/2021
17:38		madengland_: The wise words of Max Holding. Lax Holding more like.....Guys i have been an AMC holder for longer than i care to mention ! i think it is time for the CEO to now GO,recent revelations have only added further mistrust in the BOD on top of the Habib debacle. Can you imagine if the CEO was replaced (for example someone from EUA with a decent track record).That alone could increase the share price here 400%,how can it be possible that a ceo can oversee a 90% destruction in company value and shocking dilutions at the same time that their key markets are soaring,and not be questioned ? Shareholders need to act to get some decent management in and get us back in with a shout of a 20 bagger. See this thread :
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06/2/2021
13:40		max holding: madengland,you seem to have very large blinkers on when it comes to amc...i have been a holder here for many many years and at no time have i disputed the quality of the assets at KM.What i do increasingly dispute though is the calibre and motivations of the people running the company and their treatment of shareholders. For example,amur has been listed for over 15 years and during that whole time has never actually created any revenue until very recently when Mr Habib was brought in who managed via its North River options to equip Amur with a small revenue stream that should cover at least the company admin costs.Then low and behold that said person who is the only one in the company history to achieve even a low revenue stream is got rid of at first opportunity (and with no explanation).It seems that everytime amc takes one step forward the dark forces running the amc ponzi scheme then quickly ensure two steps back are taken swiftly. I take a careful balanced view on Amc whereas all i see from you is ramp ramp ramp and the the Sp fall fall fall.I say you need to question the calibre of the management here as it is obvious there is a mis-match in the quality of the assets and the quality of the management.
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02/2/2021
14:28		hughez87: AMC - RUSSIAN TAKEOVER OR BFS – DEAL OR NO DEAL IN 2021??I think 2021 will be a very important year here and hopefully things are happening behind the scenes.*We have had radio silence from the BOD for a very long time now and maybe something is brewing behind closed doors. Adam Habib was brought in and did a great job with the NRR deal securing a solid income for AMC which is very uncommon for an AIM listed mining Exploration Company. This helped raise the profile of AMC. He also was successful in negotiating a non-binding off take with who many assume Glencore given his contacts with them. They will be well aware of the strategic importance of the AMC's licenced mining zone, Kun Manie.Given the importance of this asset is in Russia and opening up the Amur region, there will always be interest from the home country. Many believe there have been Russian companies getting involved given how quick the shares from a recent placing were snapped up. Adam recently was up for re-election at the companies AGM and very oddly was not re-elected. No normal PI or the BOD would have voted against Adam. This has led many believe that interested Russian parties who secured many shares in the recent placing voted him down. This was not because Adam was doing a poor job, but simply to reduce the chance of Western takeover and reduce the takeover price for themselves or in the interest of bigger players. *Why I think the next few months will be very interesting.*- The BOD is now in radio silence mode. Given that so much news was due, this is very strange. The board have been quite in the past but things feel different this time. Nickel price is booming and EV and the fight against climate change is front and centre of most governments. *- Adam has recently taken up a new Deal Making role with EUZ . This to me suggests we could be in final takeover negotiations & his role of securing investment are complete with the NRR deal. As president of AMC, I don't think he would be allowed to take this role due to conflict of interest and his need to secure a binding off take deal crucial to take us to BFS (Western Banking Feasibility). The Russian equivalent TEO would be enough to secure bank financing. AMC's TEO is due to be submitted any day now with Q1 being the latest as per their RNS regards this. *- Age of BOD – given the age of Robin Young and co. an easy deal now would make sense to enjoy the fruits of his hard work over the years. He will want the best price and I believe shareholders will get a good deal. Proceeding with the BFS route would take maybe 2-5 years minimum. The decision to allow Adam to take the role at EUZ suggests they are concentrating on doing a deal with a Russian Company. Radio silence suggests an NDA could be in place. So much value increasing news is due which I believe interested parties would want to hold back as they trash out a deal.*- Given the time it takes to bring a mine such as this into production (approx. 7 years) means interested parties need to move now!!
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27/1/2021
17:08		taqqr: So back in Feb 2019 amc announced following - In the February 2019 PFS, a total of 137,000 tonnes of copper were projected to be contained within the nickel concentrate. At a copper price of $2.50 per pound ($5,510 per tonne), the total value of copper contained in the concentrate would be in the order of US$750 millionAnd in June 2020 amc announced following - "Gipronickel Institute's metallurgical test work has provided us with the cornerstone information to the TEO study work that is underway" - yes cornerstone information that you DIDN'T bother to tell us...!!!Now - below is a scientifically based article - 10 pages about Kun Manye, 3 scientist worked on below - dated 2020 so the latest update.Why even 3 scientist worked on this report and why amc did not tell us that we have 207000 tons of cooper not 137000 - that is almost DOUBLE the amc reported figure also we have 16.7 tons of Platinum!!!!!! and 18 tons Palladium...Determination of the sequence of formation of copper-nickel ores of the Kun-Manye deposit (Amur Region)Authors: Kotelnikov A.E. 1, Kolmakova D.A. 1, Kotelnikova E.M. 1 Institutions: Peoples' Friendship University of Russia Issue: Vol 21, No 1 (2020) Pages: 48-57 Section: GeosciencesAbout the authors Alexander Evgenievich Kotelnikov Peoples' Friendship University of Russia Corresponding author. Email: kotelnikov-ae@rudn.ru Russian Federation, 117198, Moscow, st. Miklukho-Maclay, 6 Associate Professor of the Department of Subsoil Use and Oil and Gas Business of the Engineering Academy of the RUDN University, Candidate of Geological and Mineralogical Sciences Daria Alexandrovna Kolmakova Peoples' Friendship University of Russia Email: kotelnikov-ae@rudn.ru Russian Federation, 117198, Moscow, st. Miklukho-Maclay, 6 Student of the Department of Subsoil Use and Oil and Gas Business of the Engineering Academy of the RUDN University Elena Mikhailovna Kotelnikova Peoples' Friendship University of Russia Email: kotelnikov-ae@rudn.ru Russian Federation, 117198, Moscow, st. Miklukho-Maclay, 6 Senior Lecturer of the Department of Subsoil Use and Oil and Gas Business of the Engineering Academy of the RUDN University, Candidate of Geological and Mineralogical SciencesPdf Page2 - 207 thousand tons of copper, 15.2 thousand tons of cobalt, 16.7 tons of platinum and 18.1 tons of palladium http://journals.rudn.ru/engineering-researches/article/view/24652/ru_RU
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13/12/2020
15:20		schachmeister: The Iron ore shipments are not of much relevance to Amc until they convert and that won't be for another 3 years and then its providing the ore price & amc share percentage is still high enough to make that option attractive,so I wouldn't be too concerned about the ore shipments for the next few years as they will have zero impact on the amc shareprice.Sure,the higher they are,the more profit and better position NRR will be in but for AMC it's just a loan coupon until they decide whether to convert or not.
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10/12/2020
21:02		latex gimp: Really excited to repost this cracker from the captain himself....This confirms in the gimps words his beliefs of Adam's vision. What happened captain?.So here we are, finally in November and just 4 weeks between now and the TEO submittal deadline. As a long term investor and with a sizeable holding, i believe this month will be one of the most important and transformational in AMC's history and lead us into a very exciting Q1 next year. The below RNS's could land any day 1. Updated JORC, and it's going to be BIG. 2. Updated Economic Assessment and it's going to be BIG. 3. Confirmation of the TEO submission The update of the AMC web site to split out our project interests and the recent RNS describing us as a resource development company confirms my belief that Adams future vision is for AMC to be holding a piece of Kun Manie into production along with a portfolio of other investments that he has been able to use his skills, experience and most importantly contacts to unencumber. RNS's that I expect in Q1 1. TEO approval 2. Binding offtake on Copper and / or Nickel 4. Ofttaker taking a position in AMC for cash 5. BFS financing In order to access the best possible future financing, I also expect AMC to move to the main listing which whilst opening up better deals will force tracker and other investment funds to take a position in us by buying from the open market. Add to the mix that we have been in discussions with Glencore who faciliatated an investment to allow us into production without further dilution, our new NRR board members links to Rio Tinto and the fact the a TEO is good enough for Russian & Asian companies, anything could happen at any time. Personally, I have never felt as compfotable holding AMC shares as I do now. For anybody that hasnt watched it but is invested in AMC or thinking about it, below is a very good interview posted by TDT on Copper and Nickel. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2PYKkqSq0Os
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28/11/2020
10:00		latex gimp: I am very excited to repost this from the start NovemberSo here we are, finally in November and just 4 weeks between now and the TEO submittal deadline. As a long term investor and with a sizeable holding, i believe this month will be one of the most important and transformational in AMC's history and lead us into a very exciting Q1 next year. The below RNS's could land any day 1. Updated JORC, and it's going to be BIG. 2. Updated Economic Assessment and it's going to be BIG. 3. Confirmation of the TEO submission The update of the AMC web site to split out our project interests and the recent RNS describing us as a resource development company confirms my belief that Adams future vision is for AMC to be holding a piece of Kun Manie into production along with a portfolio of other investments that he has been able to use his skills, experience and most importantly contacts to unencumber. RNS's that I expect in Q1 1. TEO approval 2. Binding offtake on Copper and / or Nickel 4. Ofttaker taking a position in AMC for cash 5. BFS financing In order to access the best possible future financing, I also expect AMC to move to the main listing which whilst opening up better deals will force tracker and other investment funds to take a position in us by buying from the open market. Add to the mix that we have been in discussions with Glencore who faciliatated an investment to allow us into production without further dilution, our new NRR board members links to Rio Tinto and the fact the a TEO is good enough for Russian & Asian companies, anything could happen at any time. Personally, I have never felt as compfotable holding AMC shares as I do now. For anybody that hasnt watched it but is invested in AMC or thinking about it, below is a very good interview posted by TDT on Copper and Nickel. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2PYKkqSq0Os
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