The existing MEL 2020-32 exploration license, outlined in yellow, hosts the Sarfartoq Carbonatite Complex, the ST1 Nd-Pr deposit and several known but less-developed rare earth zones. The new eastern exploration license application, M-MLSA-540, is shown in red. When granted, it would create a more connected project footprint, preserve strategic flexibility for future infrastructure and support the advancement of the southern ST zones. Historical stream-sediment geochemistry, regional aeromagnetic data and geological information also identify the applied-for area as a prospective new frontier for rare earth exploration.
The existing MEL 2020-32 exploration license, outlined in yellow, hosts the Sarfartoq Carbonatite Complex, the ST1 Nd-Pr deposit and several known but less-developed rare earth zones. The new eastern exploration license application, M-MLSA-540, is shown in red. When granted, it would create a more connected project footprint, preserve strategic flexibility for future infrastructure and support the advancement of the southern ST zones. Historical stream-sediment geochemistry, regional aeromagnetic data and geological information also identify the applied-for area as a prospective new frontier for rare earth exploration.