let's talk about jv parnters / off-takes etc.

My money is on:

For Rare Earths:

Korea Resources Corporation
http://eng.kores.or.kr/eng/userMain/engMain.do



- Korean state resources firm KORES announced on Monday that it has signed a new exploration deal with local authorities in Greenland. Reports said that the agreement comes in cooperation with Greenland-based mining group NunaMinerals.
The two firms said that the deal would pave the way for joint efforts to seek out rare earths and other minerals.
President Lee Myung-bak of the Republic of Korea travelled to Greenland to oversee the inking of the deal. The agreement will see no money change hands, according to reports.

http://www.icenews.is/2012/09/15/korean-state-firm-announces-greenland-exploration-agreement/



- But Christiansen said that KORES mainly seemed interested in rare earth elements, tungsten and cobalt in Greenland. "They are looking mainly for base metals and specialty metals."

Rare earth elements are used in a wide variety of products from phones, televisions and cars to cruise missiles. Tungsten is another metal of which China is also the dominant producer and is used in auto manufacturing and in hard metals for mining and drilling.

Cobalt is used to produce high-strength steel alloys.

Analysts said interest in Greenland's rare earth elements was one of the reasons for a three-day visit to Denmark in June by Chinese President Hu Jintao, though Danish officials said Arctic minerals were not discussed.

http://in.reuters.com/article/2012/09/10/greenland-korea-minerals-idINL5E8KAAKP20120910







For Uranium:
Areva
www.areva.com/?

- "If Inatsisartut decides to open for prospecting and sales, I think we will see increasing willingness to invest again in Greenland. Uranium is one of the minerals that it can be interesting to look for in Greenland. There are large companies such as Areva (French energy group, ed.), Looking for uranium and may seem that it was interesting, "said Lars Lund Sørensen."

http://politiken.dk/oekonomi/gloekonomi/ECE2054104/uran-kan-blive-en-ny-groenlandsk-guldaare/




In Greenland's Uranium Mission to Canada in 2010, Areva were one of the companies that were studied as to how to carry out uranium mining to a high standard.

Areva would know a lot about Greenland Minerals

The report can be read in here:

http://naalakkersuisut.gl/~/media/Nanoq/Files/Publications/Raastof/DK/Gr%C3%B8nlands%20uran%20mission%20til%20Canada.pdf