The MiningNewsWire Podcast, Dr. Bo Møller Stensgaard, President of Greenland Mines (NASDAQ: GRML) [Video Edition]
Sep 24, 2026 · 27 min · 13 segments
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Sep 24, 2026 · 27 min · 13 segments
Well, I tell you what, we were talking before we started recording today and we can see over your shoulder just a little bit where you're standing and you are currently at the ScareGuard project.
If you wouldn't mind, since you are, I believe you're on the water right now, on a ship right now.
So maybe if you would take us outside, let's see the geography that you're speaking of and give us a little tour.
Right in the back now, just behind me here, we actually have outcropping Skergaard.
That is the Skergaard intrusion that are hosting the gold, palladium, platinum reefs that we are developing on here.
So they are outcropping in the cliff face that you see behind me and we have been able to drill down to one and a half kilometers.
That has been done historically in that direction and we can follow them actually from the cliff face where they are outcropping below and going down to 1.5 kilometers.
At the beach, I don't know if you can see that, you have some orange big bags standing there that is where we are having 150 tons of material being blasted out over from the toe of the area over there um and blasted out for processing a test work that will happen in finland where we will test how to extract the gold palladium the platinum how to extract it from the rock that we will mine in the future here right um So, yeah, it's all in the making here.
We have plans for putting in the mining camp, the workshops, the power plants and so on.
We'll put that in on barges, barges that will be built in North America or Europe or elsewhere.
That is removing sort of the risk of the construction on-site up here.
We will have an area excavated in the beach where the barges, when they arrive, they can be pulled into that beach area, into that excavated area.
We will have it lined with a liner to sort of secure the area environmentally.
Well, I tell you what, we were talking before we started recording today and we can see over your shoulder just a little bit where you're standing and you are currently at the ScareGuard project.
If you wouldn't mind, since you are, I believe you're on the water right now, on a ship right now.
So maybe if you would take us outside, let's see the geography that you're speaking of and give us a little tour.
Right in the back now, just behind me here, we actually have outcropping Skergaard.
That is the Skergaard intrusion that are hosting the gold, palladium, platinum reefs that we are developing on here.
So they are outcropping in the cliff face that you see behind me and we have been able to drill down to one and a half kilometers.
That has been done historically in that direction and we can follow them actually from the cliff face where they are outcropping below and going down to 1.5 kilometers.
At the beach, I don't know if you can see that, you have some orange big bags standing there that is where we are having 150 tons of material being blasted out over from the toe of the area over there um and blasted out for processing a test work that will happen in finland where we will test how to extract the gold palladium the platinum how to extract it from the rock that we will mine in the future here right um So, yeah, it's all in the making here.
We have plans for putting in the mining camp, the workshops, the power plants and so on.
We'll put that in on barges, barges that will be built in North America or Europe or elsewhere.
That is removing sort of the risk of the construction on-site up here.
We will have an area excavated in the beach where the barges, when they arrive, they can be pulled into that beach area, into that excavated area.
We will have it lined with a liner to sort of secure the area environmentally.
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