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Rurelec – Results, Board Changes, Disposal, Loan Facility. But there is an elephant in the room!

Friday saw a barrage of RNSs from Rurelec (RUR) – five in all. 2014 results were not a pretty sight, with the main event having been the compensation the company finally received after Bolivia nationalised some of its assets. I’ll spare you the details other than to say that the final figure received - $31.5m - was rather less than total of $41m awarded by the Permanent Court of Arbitration, which was itself a massive haircut for the company. Having covered a previous RNS from May which was splattered from top to bottom with Red Flags, it comes as little surprise that Friday’s news was hardly awe-inspiring, with the shares closing off by 11% .

By Nigel Somerville, The Deputy Sheriff of AIM | Published 2015-06-21 02:21:03 |

Rurelec (#RUR) - results from a "difficult" year

2015-06-18 23:11:49

Rurelec plc – Red Flags at Night, Shareholders’ fright

It is always worth a gander through the after-hours RNSs to see what is being slipped out when no-one is looking. It is a common way for companies – especially those on the AIM Cesspit – to try to hide bad news from their shareholders. It simply doesn’t work, so why they bother is beyond me. But it is an immediate Red Flag. And that brings me to Rurelec plc (RUR). On Tuesday at 4.30pm – bang on market closing time - it released an RNS entitled ‘Extension of Radix Facility Agreement’. Gosh what an exciting life I lead: I just had to take a look…

By Nigel Somerville | Published 2015-05-15 01:20:59 |

Rurelec (#RUR) starts commercial operations at Canchayllo

2015-01-02 01:15:50

Rurelec is 65% ahead but can double from here 

I have been banging on about Rurelec Resources (RUR) since January 2012. This is a company that has a Net Asset Value of 20p a share, plus anything it gets from a tribunal hearing at the Permanent Court of Arbitration (the PCA).

By Lucky Shares | Published 2013-04-23 04:22:00 |

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Fagash7 Oct 2026

I 💯concur with your facts and assessment of matters.

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: its commercial madness but I will not be silenced about October 7th and what has followed

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Well said.

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: its commercial madness but I will not be silenced about October 7th and what has followed

WELL INFORMED7 Oct 2026

Well, no cancellation from me Tom - far from it. Today though, is a day of reflection. Good on you for continuing to state the facts. To hell with the leftist liars.

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast: its commercial madness but I will not be silenced about October 7th and what has followed

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Oddly there was an interview with chancery royalty who said that Harry put a 3 month timeframe on restarting. Myself and a few others can't find that timeline put out anywhere, they also seemed to suggest that Harry is actually being a bit OTT with the issue which is interesting although I'm not sure I agree with that given people died.3 months would take us to December give or take; surely some Saudi news is well overdue? Any restart comms should get it back towards 1p; 20% would be nowhere near enough a recovery!

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I note that the Amaroq website allows customers in Greenland to buy 1g Nalunaq Gold Bars, currently £140 each today. That's about the same retail price that Royal Mint in the UK charges. If you sold that gold bar today in London you would get about £97 based on the actual scrap gold price. Sounds a nice little earner for Amaroq compared to selling on the world's spot gold markets. For Greenlanders I imagine there's an emotional connection in buying locally-mined gold, probably the same in Wales with Welsh gold.

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WELL INFORMED7 Oct 2026

Thinking of Israel and the awful events of October 7 2023. May their innocent souls rest in eternal peace.

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: It’s October 7 tomorrow and Britain sickens me again & why there is no Kenmare read across

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I'm up 14.4% in two months. Looking solid with the strong possibility of jam tomorrow.

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 1: Amaroq day

MICHAEL MCKENNA7 Oct 2026

Ironically it is Farage's Brexit that opened the floodgates to small boats. The UK was bound by the Dublin Convention until we left it in 2020 as a result of Brexit. In 'taking back control' we ended up where we are now. I have a feeling that the next general election will be heavily influenced by a campaign to rejoin the EU, the elephant in the room.

Tom Winnifrith Bearcast No 2: It’s October 7 tomorrow and Britain sickens me again & why there is no Kenmare read across