Amur Minerals

• 24/05/13

  Kun-Manie Mining Licence Update

• 02/05/13

  Price Monitoring Extension

• 30/04/13

  Price Monitoring Extension

• 23/04/13

  Grant of Options and Directors Dealing

• 19/04/13

  Operational Update - Kun-Manie Drill Programme

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  24/05/13

  Update - Amur Minerals takes another step towards mining licence at Kun-Manie

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  23/04/13

  Amur Minerals rises on director salary swap

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  19/04/13

  Amur Minerals ready to resume Kun-Manie drilling

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  09/04/13

  Proposed Russian tax change "highly beneficial" for Amur Minerals

  Proposed change could cut tax bill by US$100mln and give significant boost to net present value of the Kun-manie nickel project.

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  22/03/13

  Amur Minerals shares jump on mining licence progress

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  20/03/13

  Amur Minerals encouraged by response to regional development proposal

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  13/03/13

  Amur Minerals: Analyst praises new Kun Manie findings

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  08/03/13

  Amur Minerals shares soar as unveils new nickel zone at Ikenskoe

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  06/03/13

  Amur Minerals completes winter ice road ahead of field season

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  25/02/13

  Amur Minerals' Kun-Manie plan included in regional development submission

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  28/02/2013

  One2One Amur Minerals Investor Presentation 28th February 2013 (PDF)

  One2One Amur Minerals Investor Presentation 28th February 2013

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  24/05/13

  Today's Market View Including Amur Minerals, Metals Exploration and Beacon Hill Resources
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  24/05/13

  Friday's most followed, including Petroceltic, Caza Oil & Gas and Amur Minerals
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  24/05/13

  Market Movers: Caza Oil & Gas, S&U, Amur Minerals, African Eagle, ZincOx, Petroceltic
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  23/04/13

  Market Movers: Amur Minerals, Fastjet, Stratex International, Strategic Minerals, Wessex Exploration
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  19/04/13

  Proactive news summary: Europa Oil & Gas, Petroceltic International, Empyrean Energy, New World Oil & Gas, Amur Minerals

• 25/03/13

  +0.25 +8.65

  HB Markets initiates coverage with a "speculative buy" rating.

  HB Markets initiates coverage with a "speculative buy" rating.
• 13/12/10

  +4.37 +9.50

  Press: Amur Minerals rose after saying three Russian authorities had approved its plans for a nickel-copper project and that the fourth and... read more

  Press: Amur Minerals rose after saying three Russian authorities had approved its plans for a nickel-copper project and that the fourth and final approval was also expected to be approved. Source - FT
• 24/08/10

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  an article in the Express reports: Amur Minerals Amur Minerals Corporation rose 0.88p to 6p amid speculation of a two-year extension to its exploration rights on its... read more

  an article in the Express reports: Amur Minerals Amur Minerals Corporation rose 0.88p to 6p amid speculation of a two-year extension to its exploration rights on its Kun-Manie nickel project licence.
• 28/03/08

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  IC says Buy (17.25p): BULL POINTS Hugh share price discount to net present value - Mine will be low-cost producer - Study costs conservative - Significant... read more

  IC says Buy (17.25p): BULL POINTS Hugh share price discount to net present value - Mine will be low-cost producer - Study costs conservative - Significant resrve upgrade potential BEAR POINTS Will be loss-making for some time - Potential cost inflation and overruns - Yet to fund mine construction.

Amur Minerals currently has two projects in the far east of Russia, a region rich in mineral resources:

Kun-Manie - world class Ni, Cu sulphide deposit

Kustak - Ni, Cu, Mo extension of the Kun-Manie license, a 20 year exploration and mining licence

Kun-Manie

The Kun-Manie licence area is approximately 950 km² and is located 700 km northeast of the capital city of Blagoveshchensk located on the Chinese border. Amur Minerals commenced seasonal field work on the licence in 2004 and has already established total measured, indicated and inferred resources of over 250,000 tones of contained nickel and 72,500 tons of copper.

Geological Setting

The dominant geological feature within the licence is the Kun-Manie Massif, which is a metagabbro-anorthosite intrusive of Early Archaean age. The massif hosts a series of mafic and ultramafic nearly flat lying sills, some of which contain economic amounts of sulphide which are enriched with nickel, copper, platinum and palladium. The majority of the identified sills are located within the 40 kilometre long by 2 kilometre wide Krumkon Trend which represents the primary exploration target. Mineralisation includes nickel bearing pentlandite, pyrrhotite and copper-bearing chalcopyrite occurring in both disseminated and veinlet form. To date, more than 100 such sills ranging in thickness from less than a metre to more than 60 metres have been identified within the trend, although not all contain sulphides.

Work carried out to date

Work carried out to date on the Kun-Manie licence including geophysics, diamond core drilling, trenching and geological mapping which has identified four mineralised targets; the Vodorazdelny, Ikenskoe, Maly Krumkon and Falcon zones, three of which warrant further exploration as the limits of the mineralisation have not been identified.  The four zones are located within a 15 kilometre long segment of the Krumkon Trend.  An additional three drill targets known as Chornie Ispelene, Yan Hegd and Kubuk (also referred to as Ata) have been identified.  Chornie Ispelene and Kubuk lie within the trend whilst the vertically oriented Yan Hegd is located approximately 8 kilometres to its north.  Approximately 50% of the Krumkon Trend remains to be examined by reconnaissance work where existing Soviet data indicates potential exists to identify additional drill targets.

Kustak

In February 2007, Amur acquired the Kustakskaya Project, immediately to the east of the Kun-Manie licence and across the Amur Oblast and Khabarovsk Krai border. This 1,034 square kilometre, 25 year exploration and production licence contains two geological terrains. Each terrain contains a different mineralisation type target. The southern half of the licence is interpreted to be a continuation of the Krumkon Trend identified within the Kun-Manie exploration licence. The northern half of the licence area contains Mesozoic granitic intrusives wherein historical Russian results indicate the potential for copper, molybdenum, cobalt and minor nickel to be present. The Company will undertake field exploration of this licence area in 2008 in accordance with the terms of the licence.

Robert Schafer, Chairman (Non-Executive)

Mr Schafer has 29 years of experience in the mineral industry, working in the international sector with both major and junior mining companies. He is currently Vice-President, Business Development with Hunter Dickinson Inc., a globally active private natural resources corporation. Throughout his career Mr Schafer has worked internationally, with notable experience in the far east of Russia, Southern Africa, South America and Australia. His work has included the structuring and implementation of successful exploration strategies, project reviews and valuations leading to acquisitions, and the management of local and expatriate exploration teams operating in a wide variety of geologic environments.

Robin Young, Chief Executive Officer

Mr Young is a geologist and mining engineer who has worked extensively in the CIS since 1991. He has 30 years of experience in the mineral resources industry overall, which has included large projects in remote areas as well as significant work with junior mining companies. He has held positions of increasing responsibility within the exploration, development and production sectors. Since 1980, he has been involved in the international sector and has been the Chief Executive Officer of two geological and mining consultancy companies. He has been CEO of the Company since October 2004. Mr. Young is a licensed Professional Geologist and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Geological Engineering.

Brian Savage, Non-Executive Director

Mr Savage is a founder of Frontier Mining Limited and served as a Director since that company’s formation in August 1998, acting as Chief Executive Officer between 2001 and 2009. He has 20 years’ experience in all aspects of the mining industry, having held senior positions in the Bank of New York, Sharps Pixley and the Bank of Montreal. In 1996, he become President of Earth Search Sciences Inc (ESSI), a remote sensing company with applications in the mining industry, playing a major role in the Remote Sensing Mission to Kazakhstan (sponsored by the U.S. Government) and formed several joint venture companies in Kazakhstan. Mr Savage left ESSI in 1998 and formed Frontier, having acquired the relevant data and local rights to the ESSI findings. He has a BSc in Mining Engineering and an MSc in Mineral Economics from the Colorado School of Mines.