Eurasia Mining Share Chat (EUA)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Eurasia Mining	LSE:EUA	London	Ordinary Share	GB0003230421	ORD 0.1P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+0.00p	+0.00%	0.375p	0.35p	0.40p	0.375p	0.375p	0.375p	899,010	08:00:00

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Mining	0.1	1.0	0.1	6.3	6.97

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26/4/2018 15:54	Are you sure Stu, if MT comes into production as envisaged 4p would not be enough IMHO?	lew stules	Read Full Thread Reply
26/4/2018 13:40	Above 4p A seller will be .... us all ROFL	stuart143	Read Full Thread Reply
25/4/2018 13:04	Above 0.4p A buyer will be ... me!	charles clore	Read Full Thread Reply
25/4/2018 12:57	Good point. If eua can use spare processing capacity at nearby facilities then that dramatically improves efficiency and economy of scale. Why build our own facilities if we can enter a JV or merge with others? I guess it depends on available spare capacity, and of course the willingness of all parties. From the outside looking in it seems like an obvious solution, but there's always someone wanting a bigger slice of cake than everyone else so I won't be banking on this until it actually happens.	excellance	Read Full Thread Reply
25/4/2018 10:36	IMO if Norilsk could buy-out Monchetundra they would. The question is would EUA part with it. However, it is not necessary for a full buy-out. There could be a JV agreement or an off-take agreement, where Norilsk can source some of Monchetundra's ores as a feed-in for their plant (located 10 miles away). What I found interesting in Dshox's post on LSE was his pointing out Monchetundra's low sulfide ore content, and Norilsk's recent emphasis on getting cleaner operations at their sites due to environmental pressures. ALSO, there was a discussion here sometime back about the length of time before a plant was built and Monchetundra was in production. IF EUA can do a deal to process the ore from Monchetundra at the Norilsk plant they could start to monetize the asset very quickly. They could do a phased approach whereby they could go ahead with the building of their plant with SinoSteel whilst using Norilsk's plant to start their own processing. Monchetundra has certainly got a large enough resource to accommodate this, with further exploration potential to increase their resource.	red rook	Read Full Thread Reply
25/4/2018 08:44	Indeed Milste time will tell and it's one of many scenarios with Sinosteel imo being the other as you say interesting and exciting times	stuart143	Read Full Thread Reply
25/4/2018 08:30	PennStreet - No clues Just thought it was an interesting article. (-: stuart143 - time will tell regarding Norilsk, personally I do not see them buying us out, I agree with others that Monchetundra is certainly attractive. Interesting and exciting times...	milste1	Read Full Thread Reply
25/4/2018 08:16	...Ct, I think "LEGO" was the magic word, as I personally would fancy Lego's model of a trommel ;-)	billyrayvalentine	Read Full Thread Reply
25/4/2018 07:37	Can someone post the trammel link please ?	pennstreet	Read Full Thread Reply
25/4/2018 01:17	and the Lego trommel link puts downwards mark on this share.	ekuuleus	Read Full Thread Reply
25/4/2018 00:03	It all adds to the mix Penn There may not be many posters on here but the Youtube LEGO trommel has taken a lot of hits over the past few days, so I presume that there are plenty monitoring our ramblings .. I mean; It's a good watch but not the kind of thing people would stumble across? Rock and Roll?	cudgietoo	Read Full Thread Reply
24/4/2018 20:00	ok milste1 - you're going to have to give me a clue regarding the connection to EUA ?	pennstreet	Read Full Thread Reply
24/4/2018 16:24	hTTp://www.rosgeo.com/en/content/rosgeo-has-held-conference-prospects-development-mineral-resources-base-north-west-russia	milste1	Read Full Thread Reply
24/4/2018 10:07	I said this a while back re Norlisk as they are Russian they would have no obstacles to buying us out just for what price. Continued comparisons being mad by EUA lead me to believe that DS certainly won.t let it go for wallies. Should Norlisk be interested I would imagine that the Russian ministries are already aware.	stuart143	Read Full Thread Reply
24/4/2018 00:32	Good points made by Dshox on LSE. Highlighting again how attractive Monchetundra is as a takeover target by the much larger miners. Especially Nornickel, a Russian nickel and palladium mining and smelting company with large operations in the Kola Peninsula. Especially taking into account Monchetundra's very high grade and low sulphide deposits, which would be great fit for Nornickel's refinery in the area. The fact that EUA has already got in place an EPC contract with financing agreed with Sinosteel, and have West Kytlim to provide cashflow for the company, means that it will not be a low-ball take-over target by the big operators. Going with the comparision given in the recent company presentation regarding Kevitsa, bought for USD 712m by Sweden's Boliden in 2016, Monchetundra can certainly be classed as a company maker. Although it could be argued that Kevitsa was in production at the time it was bought out, the price of palladium and platinium (and commodities in general) were far weaker than it is now.	red rook	Read Full Thread Reply
23/4/2018 00:22	Oopse . So good I said it twice! Sorry	cudgietoo	Read Full Thread Reply
23/4/2018 00:20	on the "fortnightly basis" point, I reckon the new contractor are going to absolutely nail this mining season at WK: There's a schematic diagram on the website with an indicative throughput of 4000 cubic m per day .. whereas the latest Twitter pic of the trommel commissioning states 2000 per day. It don't take Sherlock to work out that there could well be TWO in operation in tandem in pretty quick succession .. providing volume for a fortnightly delivery Looks like a much lower maintenance recovery method too .. and from the latest pics all the oversized material is spat straight back into the pre-stripped area for the land rehabilitaion stage. These guys look to be right on the ball As long as this brings in short term cash-flow whilst the "BIG" one is sorted out, then it should be more than interesting for the foreseeable future .. it might even get exciting	cudgietoo	Read Full Thread Reply
23/4/2018 00:20	on the "fortnightly basis" point, I reckon the new contractor are going to absolutely nail this mining season at WK: There's a schematic diagram on the website with an indicative throughput of 4000 cubic m per day .. whereas the latest Twitter pic of the trommel commissioning states 2000 per day. It don't take Sherlock to work out that there could well be TWO in operation in tandem in pretty quick succession .. providing volume for a fortnightly delivery Looks like a much lower maintenance recovery method too .. and from the latest pics all the oversized material is spat straight back into the pre-stripped area for the land rehabilitaion stage. These guys look to be right on the ball As long as this brings in short term cash-flow whilst the "BIG" one is sorted out, then it should be more than interesting for the foreseeable future .. it might even get exciting	cudgietoo	Read Full Thread Reply
22/4/2018 20:12	PennStreet - you ask to many questions - Relax ((-;	milste1	Read Full Thread Reply
22/4/2018 19:05	With the likes of Glencore in the frame there has to be mileage here surely?	pennstreet	Read Full Thread Reply
22/4/2018 10:12	Meant to say reference again to the other mines and values thereof gives me an indication that the company aren't looking to sell on the cheap and also that material from WK being delivered to refinery on a fortnightly basis could be an interesting 5 months for a change'	stuart143	Read Full Thread Reply
22/4/2018 10:07	Most interesting for me are EPCF (EPC+Finance) in place with Sinosteel. Mine operator negotiations in progress. Draft off- takes from Glencore and Sinosteel. So confirmation again that the draft off takes are in place and License now anticipated in summer 2018. So a fly in the room at the Russian Ministry maybe. Proposed mine schedule had a revamp and STP still seems to be a goer with potential Bankex input. Should the licence land as anticipated then an appreciation of price should be seen now if only we can sort out/get rid of the loan sharks it could get better.	stuart143	Read Full Thread Reply
20/4/2018 15:31	The presentation has been posted on the EUA website. Looks good and progress well under way. hxxps://www.eurasiamining.co.uk/investors/presentations Contract mining at West Kytlim to provide cashflow for the company Monchetundra remains the ‘Company Maker’. 2million ounces in state approved reserves + resources Discovery Certificate granted - Mining license application progressing faster than anticipated, pre-approval from Rosnedra in February 2018. License now anticipated in summer 2018. EPC contract with financing agreed with Sinosteel.	red rook	Read Full Thread Reply
20/4/2018 02:36	Palladium up 17% in 9 days on Russia supply concerns.	excellance	Read Full Thread Reply
20/4/2018 02:33	Here's the LEGO version ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KV0EsERfRak	cudgietoo	Read Full Thread Reply

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