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Sorry company referred to in my previous post is HGM

More shares issued to Riverfort at Hugh discount. Closing mid price today 5.425.p Discounted price to Riverfort 3.96p (at 1.4 dollars to pound) Not good compared to another Russian operating Company who have issued RNS today saying new shares in respect of project acquisition at �1.45 (closing price yesterday ex div �1.41) Result share price goes up 6p.

Seems a very good "add on" in the form of Aristus Holdongs including a working mine with production circa 30000 ounces per year. At present dollar/pound exchange rate new shares are issued at approx �1.45 each so no "mate rates" discount which seems to occur with 99.9% of AIM companies. Nice dividend on way and share price now healthy above anticipated ex div price. Initially sold my share at �1.54 on Russian troubles but bought back at �1.42 on result announcement day -so working out very nicely.

My thoughts exactly Schachmeister123. The sooner a serious Chinese investor takes a stake in the company the better-this would stop Russia taking away the licence as they would not want to upset the Chinese. Also a little worrying there are no Russian shareholders on board-this would help also. Other companies that operate in Russia have Russian shareholders and management-so less chance of losing licences. HGM for example

Come on R.Y -excercise your options and show us you have confidence in the company you run. Why not follow the example of the ZIOC board and excercise your options above the current shareprice. Or will you be hiding behind the old closed period excuse and confirm you have no confidence in your company?

Totally correct SchachMeister123-the Riverfort "Wonga style" finance deal is a complete disaster -look how it instantly wiped 30% of the shareprice . RY should have tried to sell part of the company to a serious mining company and tried to avoid Riverfort. Apparently nothing learnt from the "long tern investor " Crede disaster. If the finance had come from say Norlisk the shareprice would be in double figures and not below 5p

Thanks-started to get into HZM around 2.5p and recently sold some Amur to reduce capital gains tax liability and purchased more HZM. Big difference is the shareholding portfolio of both companies. HZM have serious mining companies -Teck Resources and Glencore as shareholders and institutional shareholders such as JP Morgan. Who have Amur got-the financing Chuckle Brothers of Crede and Riverfort. A couple of years ago some thought holding shares in Amur would buy them a Ferrari to drive to the Monaco Grand Prix-now shareholdings in Amur provide a bus ticket to the local cinema. Now only invest in AIM companies that are profitable or have signicant serious shareholders. ZIOC might come good with 50% of the project owned by Glencore

Toatally agree -RY has lost his mojo in relation to "sucking in" new shareholders-market wise to his antics.-this is shown by lack of buyers on this latest RNS Hopeful RNS s tide into death spiral finance - Only way shareholders will get their money back is a takeover by one of the big miners which seems unlikely. The likes of Norlisk will just wait on the sidelines until Amur runs out of money and then scope the project up for a couple of million if that-no doubt RY will be offered some sort of "consultancy" with the new outfit at double his Amur salary

Was based on say 700 million shares in issue giving a sale value at 40p of about �280 million equating to approx 15% of $2.7 billion. Have been accused of being to Pessimistic on here so to be over optimistic is a change. Love the name-very appropriate to Amur shareholders

Great RNS -shame about the share price. Once again shows the share price is going no where due to the involvement of Riverfort and it's "Wonga" style finance agreement. The shareprice has not even moved up on this announcement-expect RY to pat himself on the back and maybe a pay rise-exciting times for some but not the long term ordinary shareholders. If the �2.7 billion EBITDA is accurate let's have a 40p to 50p per share takeover and put us out of our misery

Completely wrong-have been invested here since 2010 and was very hopeful for the success of the company on the granting of licence. Are you happy with the shareprice performance and are you happy with the continued dilution of your investment..! Look at the downward trend of the shareprice since the granting of the licence-just look at the chart. Are you not concerned despite the World Class asset no long term miner with deep projects (Norlisk,Glencore,Chinese Company) has become involved and our survival depends on the likes of Crede and Riverfort. There is no incentive for the likes of Norlisk to become involved now because they know at some stage they will be able to pick up the project for virtually nothing when the when the shareprice gets so low that it is not viable for Riverfort to take shares and dump them. Despite a fifty per cent increase in resource the shareprice continues to fall So to be so negative but this appears to be the reality of Amur to me

Robin should be renamed Cuckoo. Total mismanagement of the financing of the project ever since the announcement of the licence resulting in the stealing of eggs from the nests of investors. A complete shambles compared to companies such as ZIOC and HZM who have had the good sense to get companies such as Glencore on board at an early stage The vultures (Crede and Riverfort ) are tightening their grip

On 9/4 we issued 1722870 shares fo $100460 I.e 5.83 cents per share. Today we issued 1820108 shares for $100066 I.e 5.49 cents per share. Appears to be pattern emerging -more shares issued at a cheaper price and people still arguing deal will not take share price lower. Morning RNS is now often followed by afternoon "share issued to Riverfort RNS" Can see only two things breaking this pattern-jv announcement or full takeover bid. PFS will do little if anything for the share price as 1-It will be sold into 2-It will be followed on the same day with another RNS concerning issuing of shares to Riverfort at a price.

Based on the last two years the most likely item RY is "likely to pull out of the hat" is another "Wonga style" finance deal that drives the share price lower and gives a large percentage of the company to some "cowboy" financier for peanuts at the cost of long term shareholders

RY invest in Amur -think your having a laugh or April's fools days is 13 days late this year. Is it not a closed period with the next RNS due to announce thr purchase of a new football for staff to use at lunchtime. Why would he invest in Amur shares at 5 times the current share price with Riverfort and Crede taking the share price lower and lower. He might invest at 1p once Riverfort and Crede have completely destroyed the share price Amur will be fortunate if RY buys a round of coffee for the staff

RY will probably tell us Board can not buy shares on any day that ends with the letter "Y"

Based on �81.82 total profit figure I am sure all shareholders would be happy to accept a takeover offer in the region of �8 to �10 per share in the not to distant future or alternatively a dividend of say 50p per share per year which on a dividend yield of say 6% would result in a shareprice of �8.33

Another milestone achieved by R.Y. and his Riverfort and Crede "Wonga style" financiers. 90% of shareholder value lost since the shareprice peak following the grant of the licence. The Board of Amur really have a strange interpretation of "exiting times"

Unfortunately with both Riverfort and Crede trying to offload their shares the PFS will do little or nothing to boast the share price.-be lucky to see a 1p rise Look at what happened to the shareprice when the 50% resource uplift was announced-absolutely nothing. The shareprice was not allowed due to the Riverfort "Wonga" finance deal It is very worrying that RY can not persuade any serious commodity producing company to take an interest in the project The only events that are going to put the long term shareholders out of our misery is a j v partner or a takeover bid. Until one of these events occurs R.Y will continue to feed the long term shareholders with small crumbs to keep up the interest and the only people profiting from the company will be Crede,Riverfort and of course RY himself

It appears that Rdsb Crede and Riverfort are working in concert to destroy shareholder value. The 50% increase in resources had no effect on the shareprice due to the involvement of these death spiral finance specialists and we have got a lot more to come from Riverfort. RY appears happy to continue to enter these "Wonga style" finance deal as they continue to finance his lifestyle at the cost of long term shareholders If the project is so good surely a respected large scale miner could afford to take a shareholding in the project. 10% shareholding for �10 million. Serious long term investor required-not the lies spouted by RY concerning Crede being a long term investor. Do the board actually look at the previous record of financiers such as Crede and Riverfort -appears not