TEO24 Jan 2022 10:18
Kun-Manie TEO Submitted For Review
Fri, 20th Aug 2021 08:58
RNS Number : 3066J
Amur Minerals Corporation
20 August 2021
20 August 2021
AMUR MINERALS CORPORATION
(AIM: AMC)
Kun-Manie TEO Submitted For Review
Amur Minerals Corporation ("Amur" or the "Company"), the exploration and resource development company, is pleased to announce that Oreall LLC ("Oreall") has completed the Permanent Conditions Report ("TEO") on its far east Russia Kun-Manie nickel copper sulfide project. Oreall's analysis and documentation is complete and is now undergoing the mandatory review process by the Russian Government Commission for Natural Resources Reserves ("GKZ"). Completion of the GKZ review will establish the reserves available for open pit mining at its "Detailed Exploration and Mining Production" licence (BLG 15883 TE). Subsequent approval, the reserves will be utilised to establish the Russian approved mine plan for Kun-Manie.
Oreall results are based on the cumulative exploration information and comprehensive technical reports on mining, processing, metallurgical recoveries, engineering, intermediate product generation of both nickel and copper concentrates, environmental setting, transport and non-binding offtake agreements specific to the Kun-Manie mineralisation. Moscow based Oreall has compiled Russian based project specific operating and capital cost estimates using a team of industry recognised specialists / experts. Oreall has concluded and states that Kun-Manie is ready for industrial development.
AMC notes that reserves reported herein are in accordance with Russian reserve reporting standards as JORC standards are not utilised in the definition or classification of mineralisation in the Russian Federation. There are three Russian categories identified as B, C1 and C2. Those that are within an open pit or mined as ore from underground openings are reported as in-balance reserves whilst those not mined or below cutoff grade are off-balance reserves. Per the Committee for Mineral Reserves - International Reporting Standards ("CRIRSCO"), Russian and western resources / reserves are correlative. Russian B reserves equate to Proved when within a pit with Russian C1 approximating Probable Mineral Reserves.