UK 00:25 Thursday, 15 October 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
The fund manager in question is Paul Jourdan of Amati and the CEO is Eldur Olaffson of Amaroq (AMRQ), my largest equity holding by a country mile. This video came out a week ago and certainly gives me no reason to sell my Amaroq shares, now 124.5p, any time soon. Enjoy.
This time it is on Bloomberg. The Amaroq (AMRQ) CEO really is polished. Again he is talking about Black Angel being in production next year. There is also a question he dodges on whether Amaroq will be a takeover target. I think it more than likely and that if there is a bid an auction will ensue. I am certainly not selling and am delighted as to how my largest holding and a tip of the year again is shaping up. Enjoy
Amaroq (AMRQ) has announced year-end gold production above the mid-point of its production range and pre-final refinery assessment and “the final impact benefit agreement for our Nalunaq mine approved”. How good is this news?
Judge for yourselves what you think of this performance from Eldur Olaffson of Amaroq (AMRQ). As it is my biggest holding, actually, for me, quite a scary quantum, I am very pleased indeed. The big plus points are on Black Angel.
Amaroq (AMRQ) has announced drilling results from its Nanoq gold project in Greenland, emphasising “the outcomes have exceeded our pre-drill expectations and provide us with strong confidence in Nanoq’s potential to host a material gold deposit”. What’s the significance of this relative to the valuation from an up to 94.5p share price?
Amaroq (AMRQ) has announced drilling results from its Nanoq gold project in Greenland, emphasising “the outcomes have exceeded our pre-drill expectations and provide us with strong confidence in Nanoq’s potential to host a material gold deposit”. What’s the significance of this relative to the valuation from an up to 94.5p share price?
Amaroq (AMRQ) has announced results from resource and exploration drilling at its Nalunaq gold mine and an update to its exploration activities, including it “confirming additional high-grade intersections… derisking near-term production and providing the geological confidence required to continue sustained mining activities” and exploration expansion.
Amaroq (AMRQ) has announced results from resource and exploration drilling at its Nalunaq gold mine and an update to its exploration activities, including it “confirming additional high-grade intersections… derisking near-term production and providing the geological confidence required to continue sustained mining activities” and exploration expansion. The grades really are stunning!
Amaroq (AMRQ) has announced its third quarter of 2025 results and adds that “in October 2025, ahead of the planned shut-down of operations, gold production had already reached approximately 5,000 oz, in line with our revised 2025 production guidance. With the shutdown period now complete, and following the restart of operations, we now expect 2025 full year gold production to be 6,000 to 7,000 oz”. With also it stating that it is on track to achieve nameplate throughput of 300 t/d by year-end at Nalunaq in Greenland, the following is why there still looks strong value from a current 93.5p share price.
Amaroq (AMRQ) has announced its third quarter of 2025 results and adds that “in October 2025, ahead of the planned shut-down of operations, gold production had already reached approximately 5,000 oz, in line with our revised 2025 production guidance. With the shutdown period now complete, and following the restart of operations, we now expect 2025 full year gold production to be 6,000 to 7,000 oz”. With also it stating that it is on track to achieve nameplate throughput of 300 t/d by year-end at Nalunaq in Greenland, the following is why there still looks strong value from a 93.5p share price.
Amaroq (AMRQ) has issued an update announcement on its ‘West Greenland Hub’ emphasising that it “is pleased to announce results from re-assayed bulk samples from the Black Angel mine, as well as the fulfilment of all conditions precedent in relation to the previously announced acquisition of the Black Angel mine”. The shares are 91p on the back of this but, although we are almost 100% ahead on this share tip, we still think they are cheap.
Today Amaroq (AMRQ) has released new exploration grades from Black Angel, its recently acquired lead/zinc/silver deposit in Greenland. The core grades are impressive but as a bonus there are now indications of critical minerals which will only add to the maths of the project. A polished video which you can see below has also been released. Critically, Amaroq now says explicitly that 100% owned Black Angel will be its second mine, the next to be developed.
Amaroq (AMRQ) has announced “New Gold Discoveries Across Greenland with Grades up to 38.7 g/t Au”. With that a very high grade of gold, it immediately suggests yet more significant potential beyond the company’s flagship Nalunaq project in Greenland.
Amaroq (AMRQ) has issued an “Operational update” announcement, stating that it “is pleased to provide an update on operations at its flagship Nalunaq gold mine and on its 2025 exploration programme”. With the shares currently responding up to nearer 90p, how ‘pleasing’ are the company’s latest developments?
Okay, I am biased. At 91p I am more than 100% ahead and Amaroq (AMRQ) is my biggest holding but I am not selling as a) I want to maintain exposure to gold and b) I think the shares are very low risk and offer massive upside. My own view is that the company will get taken out at 150p+ next year as gold majors engage in frantic M&A activity. But I am happy to hang on for several years for fundamentals to drive them even higher. If you doubt me, CEO Eldur Olaffson knocks it out of the park in this video out yesterday flagged up by reader K. The key takeaways are:
I mentioned the other day that my head said I should sell Panther Metals (PALM) and Bluebird Mining (BMV) and put the cash into Amaroq (AMRQ), but my heart said otherwise. In the end, my head won.
