The Disko–Nuussuaq Project combines district-scale potential with direct geological evidence of high-grade nickel sulfide mineralization. More than 35 years of exploration have defined a fertile system, yet the majority of targets remain untested by modern drilling.
Scale: Large, continuous mineral system across ~3,020 km²
Evidence: High-grade sulfide boulder and widespread mineralization indicators
Timing: Modern geophysics and drilling unlock previously inaccessible targets
Location: West Greenland
License Area: ~3,020 km²
Project Type: Magmatic Ni-Cu-Co-PGE ± Au
Stage: Advanced exploration
Drill Targets: 28
Next Milestone: 2026 drilling program
Demand for nickel, copper, and platinum group elements continues to grow, driven by electrification, infrastructure, and energy transition. At the same time, new supply is constrained by declining grades and longer development timelines.
Large-scale projects in stable jurisdictions are becoming increasingly important to global supply.