Greenland Mines applies for 262 sq km license to expand Sarfartoq rare earth district in Greenland

• Greenland Mines applied for a new 262 km² exploration license east of Sarfartoq in West Greenland.
• Combined footprint would rise to about 454 km² from about 192 km², creating a contiguous district-scale position.
• Move targets faster development of the ST1 rare earth deposit, backed by a high-case pre-tax NPV of about USD 2.05 billion.
• Latest S-K 1300 estimate: 6.9 million tons indicated at 1.6% TREO; 5.3 million tons inferred at 0.96% TREO.
• Applied-for area has no defined Mineral Resource; it is not included in ST1 mine plan or economic metrics.

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