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Map of the Thule Black Sands licence area on the Steensby Land peninsula, north-west Greenland

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A high-grade ilmenite heavy mineral sands project on the coast of north-west Greenland

Located in north-west Greenland, some 80 km south of the regional settlement of Qaanaaq, the Thule Black Sands heavy mineral sands project (‘TBS’) is situated on the Steensby Land peninsula, on the same stretch of coastline as the Dundas Project (Mineral Resource Estimate 117Mt at 6.1% ilmenite).

TBS is owned by GreenRoc’s wholly-owned subsidiary White Eagle Resources Limited (“White Eagle”). The project benefits from a nearby domestic airport and deep-water harbour, and sheltered bays on the project coastline, which could prove invaluable for the siting of future infrastructure.

The project has a maiden Mineral Resource estimate of 27.4Mt @ 5.29% ilmenite for 1.45Mt of ilmenite across measured, indicated and inferred categories (JORC), and which is found at or near surface on active beaches and raised terraces. The Mineral Resource estimate is based on drilling in 2018 and 2021.

A total of 249 holes were drilled in 2021, extending from the southern tip of the licence for a distance of 8 km to the north. Depths of mineralised sand reached up to 6m in some places, with average depths of 2.2m. The work conducted on this comprehensive drilling on the South Zones summarises to a Measured Resource of 1.1Mt at 6.18% for 68kt of ilmenite, and a larger Indicated Resource of 16.0Mt at 3.78% for 604kt ilmenite (see Table).

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