RE: Catching on23 Sep 2024 19:30
I look back now and then, see how pundits viewed it months ago. He’s consistent, thinking then it hadn’t caught on as it might.
Charles Archer. January 2024. Price 72p.
“Amaroq is a strange company because despite having covered it several times, investors seem to not get the message despite the excellent share price movement in 2023.
@Amaroq_Minerals Assets stretch across almost 4,000 square miles of the country, making this AIM-listed business the largest holder of mineral licences in Greenland. Results from last year's drilling campaign are imminent #AMRQ
@Share_Talk has highlighted/flagged from the post 40p days @Amaroq_Minerals seems to be delivering results. #AMRQ has already proved its mettle and updates this year should give the shares a further boost. At 72p, investors may want to bank some profits but they should not sell…
The company’s Nalunaq flagship is a literal gold mine, backed by over $50 million of senior secured debt. Then there’s the exploratory portfolio — and for context, the company now boasts the largest land package in Greenland.
First gold production is scheduled for 2024, and the potential is simply enormous, with the strategic minerals assets arguably not yet priced in.