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Amaroq Minerals (AMRQ) has announced that sampling at the Eagle’s Nest target 31 kilometres from its Nalunaq gold mine in Greenland has identified two distinct sub-parallel gold veins and gold grades up to 54.5g/t, with “initial geochemical results suggestive of a similar mineralisation style to Nalunaq”. This looks to further demonstrate the exploration, as well as production, potential we’ve been emphasising here. And this is critical for Nalunaq on its own justifies a premium to the current share price but it is the massive exploration potential that will attract potential corporate bidders within a couple of years. The faster Amaroq explores, with results like these, the more a bidder will have to pay.
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