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ARCM Arc Minerals Limited

1.05
0.075 (7.69%)
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Arc Minerals Limited LSE:ARCM London Ordinary Share VGG045791016 ORDS NPV (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.075 7.69% 1.05 7,676,784 14:03:58
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
1.00 1.10 1.075 0.975 0.975
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Investors, Nec 7.08M 0.0049 2.14 14.1M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
17:05:25 O 100,000 1.05 GBX

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11/7/202511:12ARCM mining11,001
12/11/202413:20Layman’s terms, finding the X on the treasure map (Read only)10
09/10/202410:47ARC Minerals - With Charts118
17/3/202410:39Mr 250k - Market manipulation of ARCM138
09/4/202107:56On the Telly2

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Posted at 12/7/2025 09:20 by Arc Minerals Daily Update
Arc Minerals Limited is listed in the Investors, Nec sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker ARCM. The last closing price for Arc Minerals was 0.98p.
Arc Minerals currently has 1,446,014,263 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Arc Minerals is £15,183,150.
Arc Minerals has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 2.14.
This morning ARCM shares opened at 0.98p
Posted at 07/7/2025 11:51 by paulhopeful when the ARCM share price was 1.00p.
Diamondgeazea has a Bee in his bonnet, he keeps saying others have become poisonous, only to unleash repeatedly his own negative views. Looking back to his first post.
“Hi all this is my first post, I have held arc from October 20 @ 3.9p, when I first joined the city in the 1980s one lesson I learned was, if you buy a share for a reason and the reason doesn’t happen, don’t look for another reason! My reason was for a deal with AA and a target price of 8p, I got greedy and didn’t sell when I should have!” (sounds like a trapped trader)
Much later.. “Overall I was definitely wrong to predict the share price would remain higher once the deal struck.”
Later still.. “I’m still here because I believe in finding what’s in the ground.” (change your mind diamond after your 8P target didn’t happen) I guess he must have, taken from his same post.. “Jeremiah I think that realistically the upside for the company is as you say 10-20 times once the asset has been fully proved up.”
One lesson I learned, patience: it helps people persist through challenges, ultimately increasing the likelihood of achieving your goals. Seisnav had diamonds number after just his second post.
Posted at 27/6/2025 07:25 by pangrati
For more information, visit www.arcminerals.com.

Chairman's Statement

2024 Overview

I'm pleased to report on Arc Minerals' year-end results for 2024.

Joint Venture with Anglo American

The joint venture's drilling campaign is led by our partners at Anglo American. Following the completion of an extensive ground mapping exercise over its Zambian tenements, the Anglo American/Arc joint venture commenced drilling in August 2024. Drilling initially focused on a new target approximately 1km east of the oxide occurrence at Cheyeza.

A soil anomaly identified by Anglo's sampling program was observed at a new target approximately one and a half kilometres east of the existing oxide occurrence at Cheyeza (as announced on 7 November 2024) and was verified by diamond drilling. Near surface mineralisation was confirmed by assay data from hole KCDD002 included 40.60m at 0.61% Cu from 22.25m down the hole, including 12.75m @ 1.20% Cu from 22.25m and 7.70m @ 1.72% Cu from 26.75m.

The KCDD002 assay results demonstrate the potential to add to the known extents of the oxide occurrences at Cheyeza, where similar high grade zones have been intersected and reported in the past. Historic hole CHDDE004 intersected 18m @ 2.35% Cu from 30.60m with a higher grade zone of 7.60m @ 4.15% Cu from 39m, and hole CHDDE060 intersected 39m @ 1.47% Cu with a higher grade zone of 10m @ 2.25% Cu from 41m.

Importantly and unlike the previously reported oxide occurrence which is characterised as being a remobilised copper oxide occurrence, the oxide mineralisation intersected in hole KCDD002 may be the result of weathering of sulphide mineralisation at source, which is supported by the presence of sulphide mineralisation below the oxide zone.

Two holes were drilled at the new target Nkwazhi that is located between Cheyeza and Muswema, testing a thickened Lower Roan unit in this part of the basin. The first hole intersected copper mineralisation of over 20m at the base of the Upper Roan along with anomalous nickel in a marker talc-schist unit in the Lower Roan, below which currently no further mineralisation has been observed. The second hole drilled 400m away did not intersect mineralisation.

The third target tested was approximately 4km to the south-east of Muswema where a second order soil geochemical anomaly is present.

Zambia Exploration Acquisition

Arc announced on 7 April 2025 that it had entered into a binding agreement to acquire the Chingola Project (Licence 38113-HQ-LEL) in the Zambian Copperbelt. Under the terms of the agreement, Arc's 100% owned Zambian subsidiary, Foreland Minerals Limited, will purchase the entire interest in the licence from Brxton Construction Limited. The agreement is subject to certain customary conditions such as the completion of satisfactory due diligence and the receipt of necessary consents and approvals for the transfer. The consideration for the acquisition comprises an initial cash payment of USD 50,000 and further staged payments, subject to specific exploration milestones and regulatory approvals, as follows:

(i) $25,000 in ordinary shares of Arc Minerals Ltd based on the preceding 20-day volume weighted average price ("Acquisition Shares"), due upon full satisfaction or waiver by Arc of all conditions precedent ("Completion") ("Completion Payment");

(ii) $100,000 in cash and $150,000 in Acquisition Shares on the earlier of the commencement of a drilling programme or 24 months after Completion ("First Instalment");

(iii) $50,000 in cash and $50,000 in Acquisition Shares falling due within 10 business days of establishing an economic JORC-compliant 500kt+ Cu resource ("Second Instalment");

(iv) $50,000 in cash and $50,000 in Acquisition Shares falling due within 10 business days of completing and announcing a successful definitive feasibility study; and

(v) A 2% net smelter royalty, capped at $5M, with a right of first refusal in favour of Arc pursuant to a royalty agreement to be entered into on or before Completion.

Botswana Drilling Campaign

The first phase to the maiden exploration programme in the central part of licence PL135/2017 consisted of eight holes totalling 3,023m, of which 1,978m were drilled by reverse circulation ('RC') and 1,045m by core diamond drilling ('DD') methods. The drilling was completed on budget and on time.

Of the eight holes drilled, diamond drill hole ALV-DD-004 intersected 3m @1.29% CuEq within a broader 6m @ 0.82% CuEq. Six of the remaining seven holes drilled intersected elevated to anomalous copper mineralisation with initial observations of the core displaying similar geological, stratigraphic and structural settings to that of MMG's operating Zone 5 underground mine. Assay results from the remaining drill hole in respect of license PL162/2017 identified no significant intercepts. The full details of the drilling programme are set out in the announcements dated 14 November 2024 and 14 May 2025.

Prospecting licenses 135/2017 and 162/2017 were extended for an additional two years until 30 September 2026 in accordance with the notification received from the Department of Mines in Gaborone, Botswana.

Outlook

While the drilling campaign by the Anglo American / Arc joint venture was frustrated by a late start to drilling it nevertheless provided valuable data over the 5 holes drilled, especially with regard to the Cheyeza target, which will be prioritised for further drilling. In addition, we understand that targets where no work has historically been completed (particularly the Fwiji and Nyambwezu targets) will be prioritised going forward.

The period ahead promises to be an exciting time for exploration and growth for Arc Minerals including the planned work at the new Chingola acquisition, assuming the conditions precedent are fulfilled.

Furthermore, with the acceptance by the Botswanan Department of Mines of our applications to extend the licence terms of the PL135/2017 and PL162/2017 licenses, we expect to continue to explore and unlock the potential of the Virgo Project licenses for an additional two years, until 2026.

As we forge ahead, our shareholders can expect regular updates on the progress of our exploration activities, including the results of the geological studies, geophysical surveys, and, most importantly, the drilling campaigns. We remain committed to maintaining open and transparent communication, keeping you informed every step of the way.





Nicholas von Schirnding

Executive Chairman

26 June 2025
Posted at 04/6/2025 14:25 by paulhopeful
“fortune favours the brave”
To my mind it’s Anglo-American who are brave, they are the ones footing the bill for the JV.. Arcm is on a free carry. Although we haven’t seen the information yet regarding the large scale mining license, the fact it’s been issued implies there is something of value.
That value is there before the next $21 million cash mountain is deployed.
It’s no surprise to me that Anglo haven’t caught a tiger by the tail yet, as only six stratigraphic holes were drilled last season.. have Anglo already spotted two tigers in the grass? with the new Cheyeza discovery, and the new priority target?
Either way with the share price more than 400% under fair value.. i’ve topped up.
Posted at 02/6/2025 21:13 by the skipper
An extract from Charles Archer’s blog this evening:

For Arc, we are feeling what happens when you hand control of your primary asset to a major in exchange for a shedload of cash to explore it.
The rainy season is over. Anglo American is committed to spend $21 million - realistically - by the end of calendar 2026. And the vast majority of this capital is going to be in the form of drilling.

In the unlikely event they walk away, ARCM gets this in cash and drills themselves.
In the most recent RNS, Arc noted that targeting options for 2025 include Fwiji and Nyambwezu that have not been previously tested - and the new Cheyeza prospect. This is going to require more than one rig.

Anglo is exploring like a major, because it is. They have the time horizon and budget to slowly zero in on high grade targets. It's lower risk but slower. A junior going it alone will go down the higher risk route of trying to find the higher grades faster because they lack the resources to do it properly.

Chair Nick von Schirnding noted he looks ‘forward to reporting back to shareholders over the coming months in respect of our various drilling plans as the rainy season comes to an end.’ This has been widely misinterpreted - this means that the Chair is hoping to report back on drilling in the near future, not have us waiting months for plans to materialise.

These are some of the best copper exploration licences in the world, and unlike Rio Tinto, Anglo is 100% focused, and committed to copper. On a side note, it’s interesting to see ARCM note that ‘depending on the timing of the proposed acquisition of the Chingola Project and associated scope of work, (we) will either commence drilling in Botswana or progress its work programme at Chingola.’
To my mind, this suggests that ARCM plans to sell the Botswana asset to MMG and use the proceeds to explore Chingola. We know Chingola was fiercely contested - and others may be happy to share in the expense.

It’s clear the company was expecting to announce news at Proactive last month, and then pulled out. Junior explorers should not be the core of anyone’s portfolio, as there is always inherent risk. But these two have some of the best prospects out there - and when there’s share price weakness, then often, fortune favours the brave.
Posted at 25/5/2025 12:59 by paulhopeful
AI overview:
The Outlook for Arc Minerals share price is generally positive, with analysts expecting a significant increase in value over the next year, one analyst projects a 12 month price target of 5.8p
This suggests a potential for a strong return on investment.
The analyst forecast implies a considerable potential for the share price to rise over the next year..
In my opinion, no chart or person can predict what the JV may or may not find in the future.
Only time will tell.
Posted at 08/1/2025 13:24 by papillon
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This ADVFN 3 months chart is interesting. The ARCM share price has stayed above the 20 day MA all day and the tight BB's suggest a big percentage move following the next news. As I've recently had a small punt on ARCM I'm keeping my fingers crossed that this big percentage movement in the share price is UP. 🤞🤞
Posted at 03/1/2025 00:22 by papillon
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This ARCM chart looks promising for an share price bounce even if only in the short term. Of course any trend reversal depends on the exploration results. The Copper price will also influence the ARCM share price and unfortunately the Copper price chart is in a current downtrend.
Posted at 03/1/2025 00:12 by papillon
The current weakness in the Copper price can't be helping the ARCM share price even though it's only an explorer and not a producer.
Posted at 19/12/2024 12:52 by papillon
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Well according to this ARCM 3 year candlestick log chart a "death cross" (50 day EMA falls below an already falling 200 day EMA) appeared on the chart in H1 2023 and ARCM has never been a long term buy since then. This is just historical facts. I can't predict the future so have no idea what news ARCM will issue in the future. Obviously news drives share prices. Meanwhile I'll continue to follow ARCM to see if this chart turns bullish again.
Posted at 15/12/2024 13:42 by papillon
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The Bollinger Bands are starting to tighten as the ARCM share price goes sideways. That is often the precursor to a spike Up, or Down (it spiked up in October from similar tight BB's). Could be worth a punt if you are feeling lucky. Not for widows and orphans and OAP's like me! 😁
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