Medaro stakes 1,131 ha of mineral tenure in Sweden

Executive Summary

• Medaro Mining Corp. has staked approximately 1,130 hectares of mineral tenure in Sweden's Riddarhyttan-Bastnas district, targeting IOCG, VMS, and REE mineralization.
• The staking package consists of two exploration permit applications totaling 1,131 hectares; however, these permits have not yet been granted and face overlapping applications from two other parties.
• The region is historically significant for copper, iron, cobalt, and rare earth elements, with the company planning to use modern exploration techniques to refine targets on the underexplored ground.

Key Details

• Tenure Size: Approximately 1,130 hectares (specifically 1,131 hectares across two exploration permit applications).
• Location: Riddarhyttan-Bastnas district, Skinnskatteberg municipality, Vastmanland county, central Sweden.
• Target Mineralization: Iron-oxide copper/gold (IOCG), volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS)/massive-sulphide-style, and rare earth element (REE) mineralization.
• Permit Status: Applications submitted but not yet granted; two additional parties submitted overlapping applications on the same day, which is permitted under Swedish law, granting equal rights if approved.
• Historical Context: The district has a mining history dating back to 1633 (copper), with historical production of ~6,545 tonnes of copper, ~160,000 tonnes of REE ore (1860-1919), and cobalt discovered in 1735.
• Exploration Plan: Integration of geoscience datasets with mapping, prospecting, and geochemical sampling to generate and rank targets.
• Infrastructure: Region noted for good access and infrastructure supporting cost-effective exploration.
• Disclaimer: References to nearby historical production and exploration are for regional context only and do not guarantee similar potential on Medaro's property; no mineral resource classification has been confirmed.

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