Northwire Canada EditionWednesday, August 12, 2026
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Drill Results

Anortech expands rock zone in Greenland

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Executive Summary

  • The 2025 field program expanded the mapped high‑purity anorthosite footprint at Grønn​e Bjerg to a 3.2 km surface extension, bringing total mapped area to approximately 4.2 km × 2.3 km and exposing material from sea level to 1,200 m elevation.
  • Thirty outcrop samples returned consistently high‑purity chemistry (average Al₂O₃ 31.9 wt %, Fe₂O₃ 0.94 wt %, Na₂O 1.8 wt %, CaO 16.7 wt %, SiO₂ 47.2 wt %).
  • Environmental baseline studies are complete, and a deep‑water port site has been identified within a few hundred metres of the prospective mining area, supporting a lower‑cost, low‑impact development path ahead of the 2026 exploitation licence application.

Key Details

  • Footprint Expansion: Continuous high‑purity anorthosite now extends 3.2 km in strike length; total mapped surface footprint is 4.2 km × 2.3 km.
  • Elevation Exposure: Anorthosite outcrop observed from sea level up to ~1,200 m elevation on the mountain summit.
  • Assay Results (30 samples, ALS Ireland):
  • Al₂O₃ – 31.9 wt %
  • Fe₂O₃ – 0.94 wt %
  • Na₂O – 1.8 wt %
  • CaO – 16.7 wt %
  • SiO₂ – 47.2 wt %
  • Environmental Studies: WSP Denmark completed second‑year baseline work covering marine, terrestrial and wildlife surveys; data will underpin the forthcoming Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA).
  • Port Access: Initial bathymetric surveys identified a deep‑water port location only a few hundred metres from the mining zone, expected to reduce capital expenditures and environmental footprint.
  • Strategic Implications: High‑purity, low‑impurity anorthosite is positioned as feedstock for e‑glass, sustainable aluminum applications, and CO₂‑free cement, enhancing project economics and market relevance.
  • Corporate Highlights:
  • Company holds 100 % interest in Grønn​e Bjerg; over US$2.1 M working capital reported.
  • Filed U.S. provisional patent (NR2025‑01) for a zero‑waste smelter grade alumina process; shipped bulk crushed sample to Ontario for pilot testing.
  • Qualified Person: Michael Druecker, P.Geo., reviewed the technical information per NI 43‑101.

Notable Quotes

“Our 2025 field program has continued to demonstrate the scale, continuity and exceptionally low‑impurity content of the Grønn​e Bjerg anorthosite complex… These results highlight both the technical and logistical advantages that make Grønn​e Bjerg one of the most exciting anorthosite projects globally.” – Jim Cambon, President, Anortech Inc.

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