• Anortech completed a bathymetric survey at its Gronne Bjerg anorthosite project in Greenland to confirm a viable deep-water port site.
• Results showed at least 15 meters of water depth at low tide within 20 meters of shore, supporting Panamax-class bulk carrier access.
• Port access beside the deposit could lower logistics costs, supporting plans to ship feedstock for alumina production using proprietary processing technology.
• Survey data will be folded into project terms of reference toward an exploitation license application, alongside baseline studies and a resource model.
• The company reported more than C$3 million in working capital.

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