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Greenland Mines Exhibit Skaergaard at EIT RawMaterials Summit 2026

Greenland Mines Ltd, listed on Nasdaq as GRML, has recently announced its participation in the EIT RawMaterials Summit taking place from May 19 to 21, 2026, at The EGG in Brussels. This significant event serves as one of Europe's prominent public-private forums aimed at addressing raw materials usage and innovation.

During the summit, Dr. Bo Møller Stensgaard, the president of Greenland Mines, is set to contribute to the discussion about the future of raw materials, which will include policymakers, researchers, and business leaders from various sectors. On May 20, Dr. Stensgaard will partake in a roundtable organized by GTK Mintec, titled "Mined Once – Utilised in Full Towards Resource Efficient Mining," emphasizing the importance of optimizing materials extraction and processing to enhance resource efficiency.

Dr. Stensgaard expressed the relevance of the EIT RawMaterials Summit in shaping discussions about resource management and supply chain security in Europe. He highlighted the importance of considering not just mining but also processing methods and industrial partnerships that ensure a responsible approach to resource utilization. For Greenland Mines, engaging in such conversations are critical as they continue to advance the Skaergaard Project within the North Atlantic critical-minerals corridor.

The focus of this year’s summit, themed "Accelerating Europe's Competitiveness," aims to translate European strategic ambitions into practical implementations across various sectors, including extraction and processing. Greenland Mines believes this summit is vital to its strategy for the Skaergaard Project, which aims to tap into a plethora of valuable minerals, including gold, palladium, platinum, and other metals like vanadium and gallium.

Greenland Mines has recently partnered with GTK Mintec for a thorough mineralogical, metallurgical, and processing-program aimed at maximizing the extraction of various metals from Skaergaard's mineral deposits. The company is convinced that discussions at the summit will provide significant insights on how to transform complicated polymetallic deposits like Skaergaard into economically viable operations through innovative processing techniques.

Palladium, which plays a crucial role in automotive applications, is in high demand, especially considering the ongoing geopolitical tensions affecting supply chains. With Russia being a significant supplier of this metal, exploration of alternative sources is imperative for the resiliency of supply chains. Greenland Mines is committed to contributing to this wide discourse on sourcing critical materials for Europe and its allies.

Greenland Mines’ involvement in the EIT RawMaterials Summit aligns with its broader objective to establish Skaergaard as a cutting-edge, strategically important project. The company's efforts also include an initiative to develop a processing site in Iceland, enabling efficient mineral processing while ensuring minimal environmental impacts.

About the Skaergaard Project

The Skaergaard Project, situated in Southeast Greenland, boasts a NI 43-101 Mineral Resource housing significant reserves of gold, palladium, and platinum — with an estimated in-situ contained metal value of roughly $68 billion based on February 2026 metal prices. The company has planned a comprehensive field campaign for 2026, which includes resource expansion efforts and environmental assessments.

The project holds great promise for additional metals that have yet to be reflected in the current Mineral Resource due to the extensive recovery options that may arise from its diverse mineralogical profile. Greenland Mines is keen to further explore these opportunities as part of its ambitious vision to foster stronger ties between North America's and Europe’s critical minerals markets.

The contribution that Skaergaard can make to the industry is echoed in the company's dedication to innovative practices and heightened environmental standards for mining and processing. Greenland Mines is drawing momentum from the EIT RawMaterials Summit to solidify its role at the forefront of the green mining movement, championing methodologies that minimize environmental footprints while maximizing resource recovery and economic output.