True, Angel Mining went bust; but they never got up to viable production levels so they ran out of cash. They were more interested in Black Angel anyway.
Jonathon , absolute nonsense, such 'news from the educational world' would have been written by a left wing woke liberal luvvie who wrote the conclusions and results they wanted in order to support their twisted dogma without gathering any actual data. You should accept this is the reality of life today that dogmatists are all politicised, even scientists make up data to match the conclusions they want to fool you with, its become the new morality, Idiocracy is here today.
High grade in spots but known to be extremely variable - and two previous owners of Nalunaq have walked away in the past 20 years. I find it hard to believe that they could have left so much gold behind. Amaroq are managing to work it profitably at the moment but I'm sure it will get tougher quite quickly. Happy to grovel when your impressive CEO proves me wrong.
Nurse more meds for the patient with Amaroq Derangement Syndrome.I am not ramping a dividend just saying Id like one.The thins are always narrow but high grade and with a drilled resource of ,more than 500,000 oz on which there is consistent data your claims just do not bear any scrutiny at all
The cynic in me says it is premature to ramp a divi when you haven't seen the FY figures. Mining isn't easy, especially in Greenland, and while they have doubtless polished every turd for the move to the main market, I fancy a few problems may now arise. I also suspect they may now have to contend with tougher ground and a thinner seam if they took the low-hanging fruit first.
as you know I rarely drink. . badly phrased. im trying to say the cash that Amaroq will have to sit on, spend on capex, exploration dividends etc will come from profits it makes after tax which are its retained earnings
