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t is in the best interests of the Company and its shareholders to temporarily halt production and reduce project expenditure whilst it seeks to procure the funding required to complete the full-scale ramp-up process through either project/asset level financing or an appropriate farm-in partner.

Use of Proceeds The net proceeds of the Fundraising will be applied to the group's general working capital requirements whilst it seeks to identify and source appropriate development funding at the project level for its Choco Project and renew its focus on realising value from the other assets in its portfolio comprising copper-gold exploration projects in the Philippines and Argentina. In this regard, over the course of the last six months, the Company has seen renewed interest in its Mankayan Project in the Philippines and its Argentinian copper-gold assets against a backdrop of steadily improving commodity prices and a further update will be provided as and when appropriate.

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Use of Proceeds The net proceeds of the Fundraising will be applied to the group's general working capital requirements whilst it seeks to identify and source appropriate development funding at the project level for its Choco Project and renew its focus on realising value from the other assets in its portfolio comprising copper-gold exploration projects in the Philippines and Argentina. In this regard, over the course of the last six months, the Company has seen renewed interest in its Mankayan Project in the Philippines and its Argentinian copper-gold assets against a backdrop of steadily improving commodity prices and a further update will be provided as and when appropriate.

In November 2017, the Company sold a record 957.70 carats, a 56% increase over the previous month, and achieved its highest level of monthly sales of $387,059 at an average of $404.45 per carat. The diamonds included in November's sales tender had a grade of 3.63 cpht. The largest diamond was 9.07 carats and the highest value diamond was 7.76 carats selling for $78,306 ($10,091 per carat).

K2 yields. Kareevlei remains one of the top ten highest value per carat diamond mines in the world.

Ahead of the reporting change, the Company has set out below, in summary, the monthly production and sales figures for 2017 highlighting the continued progress achieved throughout the year, following recommencement of production in March 2017. Month Production (2017) (1) Sales (2) ----------- ----------- ---------------------------------------------------- Revenue Volume per (t) Carats Value (USD) USD/carat Cpht t(USD) ----------- ----------- ------- ------------ ---------- ----- ---------- March 9,310 92 14,806 161 2.11 1.59 ----------- ----------- ------- ------------ ---------- ----- ---------- April 6,837 207 90,719 438 1.60 13.27 ----------- ----------- ------- ------------ ---------- ----- ---------- May 9,769 143 32,170 225 1.16 3.29 ----------- ----------- ------- ------------ ---------- ----- ---------- June 14,427 101 35,970 356 1.56 2.49 ----------- ----------- ------- ------------ ---------- ----- ---------- July 20,227 330 130,509 396 2.01 6.45 ----------- ----------- ------- ------------ ---------- ----- ---------- August 20,929 400 131,908 330 2.07 6.30 ----------- ----------- ------- ------------ ---------- ----- ---------- September 22,010 545 175,621 322 3.01 7.98 ----------- ----------- ------- ------------ ---------- ----- ---------- October 17,285 610 226,404 371 2.64 13.10 ----------- ----------- ------- ------------ ---------- ----- ---------- November 25,147 957 387,059 404 3.63 15.39 ----------- ----------- ------- ------------ ---------- ----- ---------- Total 145,938 3,385 1,225,166 362 - - ----------- ----------- ------- ------------ ---------- ----- ---------- (1) Production numbers are based on a calendar month (2) Sales numbers run from the closing date of successive tenders which are usually in the third or fourth week of each month. Carats per hundred tonnes relate to the diamonds placed in the tender, in all months all diamonds on hand were tendered and sold. Production volumes have continued to increase throughout the year with the exception of April and October, which were impacted by excessive rain. It should be noted however that the Company has since implemented measures to reduce the impact of heavy rain in the future. In November, the Company began processing the Level 2 kimbe

TIDMBRD RNS Number : 3576Y BlueRock Diamonds PLC 05 December 2017 Note: References to "$" in this announcement refer to US dollars. 5 December 2017 BlueRock Diamonds PLC ("BlueRock" or the "Company" or "BRD") Monthly Diamond Sales, Production Update and Review of 2017 BlueRock Diamonds plc, the AIM listed diamond mining company, which owns and operates the Kareevlei Diamond Mine in the Kimberley region of South Africa ("Kareevlei") announces the results of its November 2017 diamond sales tender and production. Highlights -- Total sales of $387,000 (October: $226,400) -- Record 957.70 carats sold (October: 609.84 carats) -- Increased average value per carat of $404.45 (October: $371.25) -- Grade of 3.63 cpht (October: 2.64 cpht) -- Exceeded monthly production volume target of 25,000 tonnes Tender results In November 2017, the Company sold a record 957.70 carats, a 56% increase over the previous month, and achieved its highest level of monthly sales of $387,059 at an average of $404.45 per carat. The diamonds included in November's sales tender had a grade of 3.63 cpht. The largest diamond was 9.07 carats and the highest value diamond was 7.76 carats selling for $78,306 ($10,091 per carat). The November tender is the last tender of 2017. Production Production in November was 25,147 tonnes - meaning the Company surpassed its previously stated target volume of 25,000 tonnes per month. Review of 2017 The Company intends to move to quarterly reporting of production and sales going into 2018, with the first update expected at the end of March 2018 in respect of the January, February and March tenders and production since November 2017. Ahead of the reporting change, the Company has set out below, in summary, the monthly production and sales figures for 2017 highlighting the continued progress achieved throughout the year, following recommencement of production in March 2017. Month Production (2017) (1) Sales (2) ----------- ----------- ---------------------------------------------------- Revenue Volume per (t) Carats Value (USD) USD/carat Cpht t(USD) ----------- ----------- ------- ------------ ---------- ----- ---------- March 9,310 92 14,806 161 2.11 1.59 ----------- ----------- ------- ------------ ---------- ----- ---------- April 6,837 207 90,719 438 1.60 13.27 ----------- ----------- ------- ------------ ---------- ----- ---------- May 9,769 143 32,170 225 1.16 3.29 ----------- ----------- ------- ------------ ---------- ----- ---------- June 14,427 101 35,970

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Brian McMaster, Executive Chairman of Jangada said, "The results of the Scoping Study are excellent and clearly demonstrate the outstanding potential of this polymetallic project as a low cost, shallow pit PGM operation with excellent financial returns. The addition of the by-product credits for critical technology metals including cobalt, nickel and copper has a significant positive impact on the economics and underpins our belief that Pedra Branca has the potential to be a 'free platinum' operation, where by-product credits cover the costs of PGM production. We are also seeing significant value addition through the envisaged chrome concentrate production from the same ore zone. "With these excellent results, we look forward to continuing to develop Pedra Branca as the pre-eminent PGM asset in South America, immediately advancing the project through the pre-feasibility study. We are also continuing to investigate further optimisation potential and value addition through our on-going metallurgical test work. Our management team on the ground is working hard to prepare the Project for final permitting as we continue toward our goal of trial production in early 2018. "We have made excellent progress since listing in June 2017 and now expect to be entering a period of further positive news flow over the near-medium term, which we hope will assist in the re-rating of our Company."

ADDITIONAL METAL CREDITS � Each additional metal can be simultaneously mined and processed at little additional cost - all - in opex not expected to exceed US$12.5 per tonne � At today�s prices, final in - situ basket value estimated to be between US$150 - US$160 per tonne � Pricing fundamentals are positive: � Rhodium has seen an increase from a 12 - month low of US$620 to a recent high of +US$1,000 � Chrome prices improved from US$79 per tonne in 2016 to US$390 per tonne in 2017 � Palladium has been one of the best performing commodities for 12 months, gaining more than 50% and expected to eclipse platinum price as it continues to move into strong deficit in 2017 � Nickel and copper prices being driven by advent of electric vehicles and alternative power markets Jangada Mines PLC � Investor Presentation � June 2017 20 THE ADDITIONAL METALS HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO INCREASE THE VALUE OF THE PROJECT

44 additional licences covering 55,000 hectares � Exploration potential remains open for PGM � Significant upside potential for nickel, copper, chrome, rhodium, gold, and vanadium Strong PGM market fundamentals for low cost producers Management with extensive, proven track record and project experience � COO Heinrich Muller managed the Pedra Branca PGM project for global major Anglo American Platinum Significant polymetallic upside potential � Nickel, copper, chrome, rhodium, gold, and vanadium � High grade

THE OPPORTUNITY Focused on establishing a low cost open pit operation � JORC compliant resource of approximately 1 million ounces of PGM+Au � Fully funded to undertake further drilling & complete scoping study & permitting costs Jangada Mines PLC � Investor Presentation � June 2017 4 AIM LISTED COMPANY DEVELOPING SOUTH AMERICA�S LARGEST AND MOST ADVANCED PLATINUM GROUP METAL (�PGM�) PROJECT WITH SIGNIFICANT POLYMETALLIC UPSIDE Low development risk due to previous exploration work totalling + US$35 million Clear path to shallow open pit production and expected cash flow within 12 - 18 months � Short term target production of 30,000 ounces p/a within 12 - 18 months � Three existing mining licences in place, with mineralisation commencing at surface 44 additional licences covering 55,000 hectares � Exploration potential remains open for PGM � Significant upside potential for nickel, copper, chrome, rhodium, gold, and vanadium Strong PGM market fundamentals for low cost producers Management with extensive, proven track record and project experience � COO Heinrich Muller managed the Pedra Branca PGM project for global major Anglo American Platinum Significant polymetallic upside potential � Nickel, copper, chrome, rhodium, gold, and vanadium � High grade

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The pre-feasability study will further underline the compelling economics of this project but an IRR of 80%, a payback rate of 1.3 years and an NPV of $158.4m, which is 13 times Jangada�s current market capitalisation, is pretty convincing. It�s also worth noting, if they�re producing 34,000 ounces of PGM per annum with an 80% IRR and are able to payback the capital expenditure of $38.4m in 1.3 years then this would suggest they�ll be generating $28.8m (�21.9m) of free cash flow per year. Therefore one of year free cash flow will be more than double their current market capitalisation.

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