Our projects
Kingsrose Mining Limited is an ASX listed (ASX:KRM) discovery focused exploration company with an interest in three PGE-Ni-Cu Nordic Projects:
We are a discovery focused exploration company with commitment to technical excellence, disciplined project delivery, exemplary environmental social and governance standards and shareholder and stakeholder engagement.
Penikat Project
The Penikat Project is a high-grade PGE-nickel-copper deposit located in North-West Finland.
The project includes a multi-million ounce Exploration Target prepared in accordance with the JORC Code and represents an opportunity to define a significant resource of Platinum Group Elements which are defined as a critical resource within the EU.
It is our goal to define a low-impact, modern and sustainable project delivering Platinum Group Elements to the EU. The high-grade and narrow nature of the mineralisation could make the project well suited to becoming a low impact underground project, utilising brownfield industrial sites in the area.
Råna Project
The Råna Project is a brownfields nickel-copper-cobalt project that is prospective for discovery of massive sulphide mineralisation.
Råna is located Nordland County, Norway, 37 kilometres west by road from the town of Narvik and a deep-water, ice-free port which ships approximately 18-20 million tonnes of cargo per year, mostly from Swedish iron ore operations.
Finnmark Project
An early stage magmatic nickel-copper-PGE sulphide generative program in the underexplored and prospective Karasjok Greenstone Belt, contiguous with the same age belt as Kevitsa and Sakatti
Kingsrose owns 100 percent of 291 new exploration licences in Finnmark County, northern Norway, totalling 2,736 square kilometres of early-stage nickel-copper-cobalt-PGE prospective ground across two mineral belts. During H12023, Kingsrose conducted a target generation exercise, which was fully funded by the BHP Xplor Program (see ASX announcement dated 18th January 2023). The exercise identified a total of 81 targets, which will be followed up with a systematic exploration work program.
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