Palladium equivalent (PdEq)
153.6 Mt at 3.04 g/t PdEq
Project overviewMineral Resource Estimate
A new chapter in
a remarkable geology.
Palladium and platinum help treat vehicle exhaust. Gold supports reliable electrical connections. Skaergaard hosts all three—and a 2026 drill programme is sharpening the technical picture. The next question is practical: how to recover and process its metals.
Skaergaard is a layered mafic intrusion on Greenland’s southeast coast. Precious-metal mineralisation occurs within defined stratigraphic horizons, including the Triple Group sequence.
The project sits on the Greenland side of the Denmark Strait. The company is evaluating an Iceland-linked processing strategy; technical, commercial and permitting work is still required.
Company interest
80%, with an option for the remaining 20%
Greenland Mines holds an 80% interest, with an option to acquire the remaining 20%. Mineral resource figures shown are on a 100% project basis, not the company’s attributable share.
Ownership referenceThe resource foundationEffective 3 July 2026
Defined in the model.
Tested in the next phase.
S-K 1300 · 100% project basis. Review the original report for assumptions, methodology, cut-offs and the qualified person’s conclusions.
Palladium equivalent (PdEq)
177.5 Mt at 3.07 g/t PdEqMineral resources are not mineral reserves and do not have demonstrated economic viability. Inferred resources have a lower level of geological confidence than Indicated resources. Figures are reported separately and may be rounded. All figures are on a 100% project basis; Greenland Mines holds 80%. PdEq is a metal-equivalent measure, not physical palladium content.
Read the S-K 1300 technical reportFrom the field to the next milestone2026 programme
In the field.
The 2026 field programme completed 4,480 metres of drilling across 17 holes and collected more than 100 tonnes of bulk material for further study.
Read the programme updateIn development.
Evaluate new drilling data and undertake metallurgical testwork with GTK. Processing-flowsheet development and an Initial Assessment are the next technical priorities.
Gallium, vanadium, iron and titanium are being investigated as potential co-products. They are not established payable products or additional mineral resources.
