Overview
The Kangerluarsuk project represents a highly prospective exploration opportunity for Amaroq within the same geological belt as Black Angel. Located only circa 12 km north of the Black Angel mine, Kangerluarsuk lies in the Palaeoproterozoic Karrat Group – the sedimentary formation that hosts Black Angel’s mineralisation. The area contains widespread showings of zinc-lead-silver mineralisation at surface, and historical sampling programmes have yielded extreme high grades, returning up to ~45% zinc and 596 g/t silver (with high lead and copper values) in mineralised float and outcrops. Prior operators including Cominco, Rio Tinto and Bluejay Mining (now 80-Mile) conducted extensive geophysical and geochemical surveys, delineating multiple untested anomalies and high-grade channel sample sites (e.g. 41% Zn over 1 m). Despite this demonstrated potential, Kangerluarsuk remains drill-ready and undrilled to date, representing a compelling target for discovery.
Amaroq plans to launch maiden drilling here as early as 2026, aiming to confirm subsurface continuity of the rich surface mineralisation. Success at Kangerluarsuk could define a satellite deposit to feed the nearby Black Angel infrastructure, in line with Amaroq’s hub strategy. More broadly, advancing Kangerluarsuk aligns with the Company’s vision of growing a portfolio of critical mineral assets in Greenland.