First Nordic Metals – Site Visit Recap, Acquisition Of EMX’s Nordic Business Unit, Assays Pending From Aida, Summer Drilling Commencing At Nippas And Harpsund
Taj Singh, CEO, and Adam Cegielski, President of First Nordic Metals (TSX.V: FNM) (OTCQB: FNMCF), join me to review their recent analyst site visit, the acquisition of EMX Royalty’s Nordic Business Unit, the pending drill assays from the Aida Target at the Paubäcken Project, drilling commencing this summer at the Nippas Target at the Storjuktan, and then the Harpsund Target at Paubäcken, all located on their 100% owned property along the Gold Line Belt of Sweden.
We start off with Adam recapping the key takeaways from their analyst and strategic shareholders site visit to see the flagship Barsele Project in a Joint Venture with Agnico Eagle, and then out to see the ongoing drilling at the Aida Target at Paubäcken. This led into a discussion about the growing institutional and analyst coverage of the company, and the keen interest from investors in the exploration upside along the Gold Line Belt, as well as the value already underpinning the company at the 2.4 million ounces of gold delineated at Barsele.
Next, Taj walks us through a few key drilling targets located at their Paubäcken Project, getting the exploration work this year. We touch upon the high-priority Aida Target (which is awaiting assays in the near-term), the Harpsund target which has shown promising Base-of-Till (BOT) drilling, surface till sampling, and geophysics that is gearing up to be drilled this summer, and the further ongoing targeting work at the Brokojan target.
Pivoting over to their Storjuktan Project, there have been some exciting developments at five new regional targets with gold-in-till anomalies matching geophysical data in both the north and south, with the Bråna target even showing outcropping mineralization and becoming a new target of interest for this year. Nippas is still the most derisked target at Storjuktan, and drilling is anticipated to be starting imminently in this next phase of the 25,000 meter exploration program.
Wrapping up Adam lays out the case for even more institutional coverage to be announced in the months to come, the strong financial position the company is in with over $7million still in the treasury for their ongoing exploration program, and the growing interest on Sweden as a jurisdiction for gold development projects.
If you have any questions for Taj or Adam, regarding First Nordic Metals, then please email them to me at Shad@kereport.com.
- In full disclosure, Shad is a shareholder of First Nordic Metals at the time of this recording, and may choose to buy or sell shares at any time.
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