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Greenland Gold Rush: Dalaroo Eyes Rare Earths Bonanza
23 Jan
Summary
- Dalaroo Metals plans a major 2026 exploration blitz at Greenland's Blue Lagoon project.
- 100% sample hit rate revealed significant rare earths, zirconium, and niobium.
- Company stock surged 156% following promising initial exploration results.
Dalaroo Metals is intensifying its efforts at the Blue Lagoon critical minerals project in Greenland with a comprehensive exploration program planned for 2026. This initiative follows a highly successful maiden reconnaissance campaign that yielded remarkable results.
The initial fieldwork confirmed the presence of rare earth elements, zirconium, and niobium across a 2.7-kilometer trend, with every one of the 113 samples returning anomalous values. Peak assays reached up to 0.81% total rare earth oxides (TREO), including significant dysprosium and terbium, essential for electric vehicle and renewable energy technologies.
The company's stock experienced a dramatic rise of 156%, reaching 10.5 cents, positioning Dalaroo Metals as a key player in the global quest for secure critical mineral sources. Blue Lagoon is situated within Greenland's Gardar Alkaline Province, known for hosting world-class rare-earth systems.
The 2026 exploration season, commencing in early 2026, will employ ground-penetrating radar and sonar surveys to map subsurface geology and basin geometry. Auger drilling will assess mineralisation continuity and grade, supported by metallurgical testwork discussions to explore recovery pathways. This expanded program signifies Dalaroo's strategic pivot towards critical minerals, diversifying from its base metals and gold interests.
