The Kangerluarsuk Sed-Ex lead-zinc-silver project (‘Kangerluarsuk’) covers 107sq km in southwest Greenland.
It is situated in a major Palaeo-Proterozoic sedimentary basin, with abundant lead-zinc (‘Pb-Zn’) showings. The basin comprises the strongest zinc stream sediment anomaly cluster in Greenland and previously hosted the renowned Black Angel Pb-Zn mine.
Geological and structural mapping of the basin with uninterrupted rock exposure allowed the creation of accurate structural models including growth faults likely to provide a conduit for mineralising fluids. This model, coupled with conductors defined by ZTEM and soil geochemistry, has defined four large-scale drill ready targets.