With the largest package of mineral rights in southern Greenland, Amaroq Minerals (AMRQ) announced an equity raise of approximately £30 million “to accelerate development and exploration activities”. However, as suggested by the price of the fundraising despite a depressed market, the prospective accelerated development and exploration looks very exciting indeed.
Greenland minerals development and exploration company Amaroq Minerals (AMRQ) has announced further exploration results from its flagship Nalunaq project following its 2023 exploration programme, including identifying further resource and mining potential.
Amaroq Minerals (AMRQ) has announced “significantly expanded prospectivity of its 100% owned Nanoq gold project” and “successful completion of ~10,000 line kilometres of geophysics, with all results now received for detailed interpretation”, and the shares have ticked higher to 63p.
Amaroq Minerals (AMRQ) has announced an “exciting award of two new, highly prospective mineral licenses” to it which also makes it the largest licence holder in Greenland.
Writing on minerals development and exploration company in Greenland, Amaroq Minerals (AMRQ) last week with the shares at 57p we noted significant further gold exploration potential. We now note a “Nalunaq Drilling Results deliver record gold grade”-titled announcement from the company.
Minerals development and exploration company in Greenland, Amaroq Minerals (AMRQ) has announced what it emphasises as “key Nalunaq contracts with Thyssen Schachtbau and Tamarack Mining Services”. This is good news to help further boost the shares from a current 57p.
Amaroq Minerals (AMRQ) has announced first quarter 2023 results and outlined its workplan for the year. So what of the shares currently at 40p?
Amaroq Minerals (AMRQ) has announced that all resolutions have been met meaning its Strategic Minerals joint venture transaction with GCAM has now closed, with approval from the Greenland government. An “exciting milestone”?
Gold and strategic metals development and exploration company in Greenland, Amaroq Minerals (AMRQ) has announced that it has agreed heads of terms for $49.5 million of financing to enable trial mining, processing and production of gold doré at its flagship Nalunaq project and we’ve subsequently spoken to CEO Eldur Olafsson.
Amaroq Minerals (AMRQ) has announced exploration programme results from its Vagar licence in Greenland and that “current drill intersections suggest that a large tonnage Intrusion Related Gold system is in play”.
The new executive “incentive scheme” at Amaroq (AMRQ) has come in for some stick so, below, are some questions from reader T and some answers from CEO Eldur Olafsson. But before then here is why I, as a supportive long term shareholder, feel betrayed.
Previously delayed production and a recent discounted placing are not typically good starting places for a value opportunity. However, in this case, the material fundraise at only a tiny discount in the current extremely challenging stock market conditions and the production it is set to enable with the on-the-ground progress that has been made, suggests a compelling opportunity from a current 37p offer price, prospective £97.3 million market cap.
Shares in Amaroq Minerals (AMRQ), formerly AEX Gold (AEXG), were above 40p in August before recently falling back to below 35p. They’re now back above 35p and we look for further recovery on upcoming news flow and sentiment improving.
