Greenland Resources ships Malmbjerg core and saline water to SGS for magnesium, rare earths test program
PUBT · 2d ago
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- Greenland Resources launched lab and pilot testwork to assess magnesium and rare earth by-product recovery at its Malmbjerg project.
- Program backed by CAD 7 million from Natural Resources Canada to test molybdenum flotation using fresh water versus saline water.
- About 8 tonnes of drill core, 12 tonnes of saline water, and 2 tonnes of fresh water were collected for the work.
- Materials are due at SGS Lakefield, Ontario around Oct. 12; testing is scheduled to run through March 2028.
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