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 Grønne 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 Grønne 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 Grønne Bjerg anorthosite complex… These results highlight both the technical and logistical advantages that make Grønne Bjerg one of the most exciting anorthosite projects globally.” – Jim Cambon, President, Anortech Inc.
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