If we didn't have enough news flow to look forward too, there is...

If we didn't have enough news flow to look forward too, there is a few extra bits due in the next few weeks. Note the historical grades.

The Mestersvig Project (figure 5),covering 1,447km is located on the eastcoast of Greenland and is 600kmnorthwest of Iceland. It contains baseand precious metal bearing sulphides,REE mineralisation and the historicBlyklippen Mine (past production of545,000 tons of ore @ 9.3% Pb and 9.9%Zn between 1956-1962).Following the meeting with officials in Nuuk, abrief reconnaissance sampling and mappingprogram was undertaken at Mestersvigwhere approximately 47 surface sampleswere taken at strategic locations along theWerner Bjerge Alkaline Complex targetingREE mineralisation and base metal sulphideswithin the recently granted, Special MineralExploration Licence 2021/24.This surface program was following up on theidentification at Werner Bjerge of xenotimeand mosandrite by previous explorers in the1950’s and 1970s. Results from this samplingprogram are imminent.

The entire Mestersvig Project was planned to be flown by a high-resolution aeromagnetic survey, however aprevious survey conducted by Fugro in September 2012 on the primary target, the Werner Bjerge AlkalineComplex (on behalf of the Greenlandic Government), was released as open file data in the quarter and iscurrently being interpreted by consulting geophysicist Kim Francombe. A report on this survey is due in lateJuly/early August 2021.