Amaroq Minerals Ltd (AIM, TSXV, NASDAQ Iceland: AMRQ) Episode 2: Beneath the Surface – Strategic Metals

We’re taking you on a journey through Greenland’s uncharted wilderness in “Beneath the Surface – Strategic Metals” by Amaroq Minerals. Discover the ancient minerals hidden beneath glaciers, fjords, and mountains that are shaping the modern world.

From the historical Josva Copper Mine to the breathtaking landscapes of the Sava license, this video reveals how Amaroq Minerals is at the forefront of sustainable mining in Greenland. Explore how these strategic metals are not just resources but critical building blocks of our everyday lives.

In Episode 2 of this documentary series, we follow Amaroq’s team as they traverse one of the planet’s most under explored regions, uncovering valuable insights into Greenland’s mining potential.

With a commitment to local communities and a vision to transform Greenland into a global mining hub, Amaroq Minerals is unlocking new opportunities for sustainable development.

Key Highlights:

• Stunning aerial footage of Greenland.

• Exploration of the Josva Copper Mine, last mined in 1924.

• Exclusive insights into the Sava copper-gold license and Johan Dahl Land (JDL).

• The strategic importance of Greenland’s mineral resources for the global economy.

Successful Completion of 2024 Exploration Field Season

**Completion of full 2024 >8,600m exploration programme ahead of schedule**

***First drilling campaign at the high-grade Nanoq gold target and the historic Josva copper mine***

TORONTO, ONTARIO – October 24, 2024 – Amaroq Minerals Ltd. (AIM, TSXV, NASDAQ Iceland: AMRQ), an independent mine development corporation with a substantial land package of gold and strategic mineral assets across in Southern Greenland, announces to that it has successfully completed its 2024 exploration programmes across its portfolio in South Greenland.

James Gilbertson, VP Exploration for Amaroq, commented:

“We are incredibly excited by the progress we’ve made across our portfolio this year. Completing over 8,600 meters of core drilling, alongside key advancements across both our gold and strategic mineral projects is a testament to the dedication of our geological teams and potential of our assets. The continued exploration of the 75 Vein and Target Block Extension zone at Nalunaq, a successful first drilling campaign at Nanoq, and surface sampling at the Eagle’s Nest satellite target represent major steps forward for our gold portfolio. This work will help us to both expand our Nalunaq resource and unlock the high-grade potential of Nanoq.

On the strategic minerals front, our efforts at Stendalen and the first drilling at the historic Josva copper mine have laid a strong foundation for further copper and nickel exploration. Perhaps most exciting, is our growing understanding of the scale and mineralization diversity within the 120km-long South Greenland Copper Belt. The belt spans from deep copper skarn systems to epithermal system, and we are only beginning to scratch the surface of its true potential. These discoveries highlight the opportunities ahead as we continue to unlock the full value of our portfolio in Greenland.”