Refusal of Kvanefjeld exploration licence signals to international capital that Greenland’s regulatory process cannot be relied upon, and removes a tier-one critical minerals option for Western allies PERTH, AUSTRALIA – In the latest signal that Greenland is not open for
Dear [Member of Parliament] I am writing to you as CEO of the Australian mining company Energy Transition Minerals Ltd (“ETM”) to share my concerns about how the mineral resources sector in Greenland is currently being handled. These concerns are
Energy Transition Minerals Ltd. (“ETM” or “the Company”) provides the following update in relation to the trading halt on 30 March 2026 and planned exploration activities announced on 26 March 2026. The trading halt came following receipt of correspondence from
Arbitration was initiated in March 2022 by Greenland Minerals A/S (“GM”) against the Governments of Greenland and Denmark under the arbitration agreement contained in GM’s exploration licence. This was because the Government of Greenland had informed GM in December 2021
Energy Transition Minerals Ltd. (ETM) has today sent a letter to the High Court of Greenland requesting the withdrawal of the case against the Danish Government, so that the case against Naalakkersuisut can proceed directly to the handling of the