license to drill - Amur minerals in russia

Foreign miners in Russia may be seen as having to sup with a very long spoon when dealing with the Kremlin. Not so, says Robin Young, CEO of Amur Minerals. And he should know, with Amur's wholly-owned Kun-Manie nickel and copper project and its Anadjakan gold/copper project sitting in Russia's far east.

Amur, which IPO-ed on AIM last March, and has already been invested in by RAB Capital's Phillip Richards and his Special Situations fund and by Millennium Funds among others, has been granted two

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