Two different geologies.
Sarfartoq’s carbonatite hosts rare earths. Skaergaard’s layered intrusion hosts precious metals. Each requires its own resource model, processing route, and development plan.

Advancing Greenland mineral assets with a strategy to connect geological resources to allied processing and industrial supply chains.
Greenland Mines brings together two mineral development projects and a strategic investment in materials development.
Sarfartoq is the lead rare-earth project. Skaergaard adds palladium, gold, and platinum. A strategic investment in AnorTech broadens the portfolio into anorthosite and materials research.
Our focus is the work required to progress: improving resource confidence, testing processing routes, and developing the technical and environmental studies that inform future decisions.
Sarfartoq’s carbonatite hosts rare earths. Skaergaard’s layered intrusion hosts precious metals. Each requires its own resource model, processing route, and development plan.
The North Atlantic Critical Metals Corridor vision links Greenlandic resources with allied logistics, processing, technology, and capital. Neo’s Sarfartoq offtake rights and its Silmet 2.0 development in Estonia bring a potential Greenland-to-Europe supply chain into focus.
Both projects have 2026 S-K 1300 resource estimates. Further drilling, metallurgy, and environmental work are the basis for evaluating the next stage.
Corporate leadership, specialist geology, and Greenland operations support the next phase of project development.
Chief Executive Officer & Chairman
An executive with a background in life-sciences development, commercialization, and corporate financing. His experience spans company formation, product development, and capital raising. He serves as Greenland Mines’ Chief Executive Officer and Chairman.
President
An economic geologist with more than 20 years in resource development across Europe and the Arctic. His career includes the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland and listed-company leadership, with experience in technical studies, permitting, and stakeholder engagement.
Chief Financial Officer
More than 20 years in financial operations, investing, and business development, including roles at Greenlight Capital, GE Capital, and McKinsey. He holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a chemical engineering degree from MIT.
Vice President, Exploration
A geologist with more than 25 years of exploration experience, including Sayona Mining’s Authier lithium project and Exeter Resource’s Caspiche copper-gold project. His work at Skaergaard supports resource evaluation and development.
Chief Geologist
An economic geologist whose Aarhus University Ph.D. focused on the Skaergaard intrusion. His experience includes research and mineral intelligence leadership at GEUS, with more than a dozen Greenland field seasons.
Country Manager, Logistics & Studies
More than 30 years living and working in Greenland. His experience covers Arctic field campaigns, remote camps, infrastructure, logistics, and the coordination of environmental, social, and feasibility studies.
Permitting & Community Manager
A Greenlandic executive based in Nuuk, with experience in logistics, resource-project consultancy, and stakeholder relations. His work focuses on government liaison, regulatory engagement, and relationships with Greenlandic communities.
Blair Jordan and Peter Love joined the board effective September 28, 2026. The appointment details and current corporate disclosures are available through the company’s SEC filings.
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