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Dalaroo approved for Blue Lagoon expansion

Dalaroo Metals’ (ASX:DAL) exploration licences M-516 and M-517 have been approved by the Greenland Government, expanding the company’s footprint at the Blue Lagoon Project in Southern Greenland.

The approved licences are prospective for rare earth elements, zirconium, niobium, and hafnium mineralisation.

The company says the licences will strengthen its control over interpreted source rocks, sediment transport pathways, and downstream depositional environments across the Blue Lagoon mineral system.

Exploration Manager for Greenland and Western Australia Trystan Hughes says the approvals allow Dalaroo to “systematically evaluate the broader scale potential of the system”, including highly prospective offshore environments.

“A key feature that continues to stand out at Blue Lagoon is the strong geological linkage between the alkaline intrusive source rocks, sediment transport pathways, and downstream depositional environments,” Hughes says.

“The emerging scale of the system, combined with the growing offshore potential, provides a compelling exploration opportunity as we advance the next phase of field activities.”

CEO John Morgan says the approvals materially expand the company’s strategic position across “what is rapidly emerging as a district-scale critical minerals province in Greenland”.

“Our exploration results and geological interpretation continue to strengthen the broader source-to-sink model at Blue Lagoon and increasingly support the potential for significant heavy mineral accumulation across both onshore and offshore environments,” Morgan says.

“The expanded project footprint now gives Dalaroo the ability to systematically test the full scale of the mineral system at a time when Greenland is becoming increasingly important in the global critical minerals landscape.

“With field programs commencing shortly, we believe Blue Lagoon is continuing to evolve into a highly significant exploration asset for the company.”

Dalaroo Metals is an exploration company focused on the discovery and development of gold and critical mineral projects in Côte d’Ivoire, Greenland, and Australia.

Write to Maddison Elliott at Mining.com.au

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