RE: The target is in sight!16 Jul 2020 08:24
£23 million Mcap with upwards of £10 billion resource is the key reason I think we will start to see a realization Amur is priced far too cheap
Amur’s KM project named number 11
11.Amur Minerals' (AMC) Kun-Manie prospect, located in the snow-covered Amur Oblast region in the far east of Russia, is about as geographically isolated as it gets. But the early-stage nickel sulphide project is also in a region where the Kremlin wants to see job growth, and mining has long been the country’s economic panacea of choice. Construction of an open pit and underground mine at Kun-Manie remains a long way off, as do definitive cost expectations, but what is increasingly clear is that Amur is sitting on an enormous asset. This month, the Aim-traded company upgraded its resource estimate for the project to 1.04m tonnes of nickel equivalent, which based on current prices has an in-situ value of $10.5bn. Extracting that will be no easy feat, but if achieved it would make Amur a top 10 nickel producer.