Slide 1: 2024 Exploration Results Gardaq A/S Joint Venture
2024 EXPLORATION RESULTS GARDAQ A/S JOINT VENTURE www.amaroqminerals.com | AIM: AMRQ; TSXV: AMRQ www.amaroqminerals.com | AIM: AMRQ; TSXV: AMRQ
Slide 2: Disclaimer and Technical Information
DISCLAIMER AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION The information contained herein has been provided solely for information purposes and does not purport to be comprehensive or contain all the information that may be required by recipients to evaluate Amaroq Minerals Ltd (the “Company”). The presentation and the
Slide 3: Gardaq A/S Joint Venture 2024 Initial Exploration Highlights
GARDAQ A/S JOINT VENTURE 2024 INITIAL EXPLORATION Highlights • Successfully completed an ambitious exploration programme across seven licences held under the Gardaq JV. Activities included extensive geological reconnaissance, mapping of previously unexplored terrain, geochemical sampling, and 5,524m
Slide 4: Gardaq A/S Joint Venture 2024 Initial Exploration Highlights (continued)
GARDAQ A/S JOINT VENTURE 2024 INITIAL EXPLORATION Highlights • Post drilling, a downhole geophysical survey was conducted, which is now being coupled with the drilling data, highlighting exciting targets for future drilling and a better understanding of the Stendalen structure. • The Company is prou
Slide 5: 2024 Programme Outline
2024 PROGRAMME OUTLINE UKALEQ TARGET NORTH JOSVA STENDALEN PROJECT PROGRAMME DETAILS Downhole Geophysics Downhole EM through 2023/24 drillholes Stendalen Core Drilling 4,773m of exploration drilling Nalunaq Mine Copper Belt Reconnaissance Target 501m from the Target North Cu/Au Target North Scout Dr
Slide 6: Stendalen
STENDALEN Stendalen is a layered igneous Drilling revealed mineralisation to be intrusion in a metasedimentary more dispersed throughout the migmatised basin, located on the East intrusion, primarily associated with coast of Southern Greenland within deformation textures, shearing and the Ketilidian
Slide 7: Stendalen
Structural analysis from the core and televiewer data has STENDALEN provided evidence of multiple anticlinal structures which is now being incorporated into the current geological model to better constrain potential mineralisation pathways. Downhole electromagnetic surveys (DHEM) conducted in all dr
Slide 8: Regional Cu/Ni Sulphide Targets
REGIONAL Cu/Ni SULPHIDE TARGETS The Company is able to leverage from these interpretations from Stendalen, specifically the age, form and host rock chemistry in assessing further potential magmatic Cu/Ni targets across South Greenland Slide: 7 Amaroq Minerals Ltd: Gardaq A/S 2024 Results
Slide 9: Ukaleq (Johan Dahl Land)
UKALEQ (JOHAN DAHL LAND) The Johan Dahl Land Cu-Au targets are mainly hosted in Monzonite-Diorite rocks of the Julianehåb Batholith near the Gardar-age Southern Rift Zone. These rocks show hematite-chlorite-limonite alterations similar to those seen in Gardar-related hydrothermal systems. The host r
Slide 10: Target North
A surface view of the linear epithermal TARGET NORTH system exposed at surface to Target North Following a detailed review of the 2023 scout drilling at Target North and an evaluation of the Banding and quartz-chalcedony vein textures characteristic of epithermal vein extensive epithermal system obs
Slide 11: Josva
JOSVA Narrow vein-hosted high-grade copper mineralisation has been historically reported along the regional Kobberminebugt shear zone, with mining at Josva occurring between 1853– A model showing drill holes JOS2401 & JOS2402 1855 and 1905–1914. Approximately 91 tonnes of copper, 16 oz of gold, and
Slide 12: Further Copper Belt Targets
FURTHER COPPER BELT TARGETS The 2024 field programme included a 6 week field season assessing the full extend of the 120km long Copper Belt from Josva to Johan Dahl Land. Exploration efforts were concentrated in following up specific geological, geochemical and geophysical anomalism leveraging of th
Slide 13: New Licences: Gardiner
NEW LICENCES Gardiner – Potential Tier 1 Phosphate & Critical Mineral Opportunity Located in Central East Greenland, the key point regarding this igneous complex are: • Zoned ultramafic complex (dunite–uncompahgrite– carbonatite) at Kangerlussuaq Fjord, East Greenland • Untested multi-commodity pote
Slide 14: New Licences: Illerfissalik
NEW LICENCES Illerfissalik – Emerging REE and Nb-Ta Target in South Greenland Located in the prospective Gardar province the key features of this new target are: Motzfeldt Centre North Qooroq Centre Eudialyte present in lujavrites. • New licence covers underexplored Gardar-age Potential similarities
Slide 15: New Licences: Minturn Magnetic Anomaly
NEW LICENCES Minturn magnetic anomaly – potential Kiruna-type iron ore or IOCG deposit The Minturn magnetic anomaly was identified by GEUS in 1994 during airborne EM and magnetic surveys. A follow-up helicopter-borne survey by NunaMinerals in 2008 confirmed its presence. The anomaly is ~200 m wide a
Slide 16: 2025 Initial Planning
2025 INITIAL PLANNING Provisional Outline of the 2025 Exploration Objectives Project Commodity Exploration Items Ukaleq (Johan Dahl Land) Cu/Au a. New Remote Sensing Study b. Drone mag and systematic mapping and sampling across target site c. Ground preparation for scout drilling either end of 2025
Slide 17: Contact Us
www.amaroqminerals.com www.amaroqminerals.com CONTACT US AMAROQ MINERALS LTD 100 King Street West, Suite 3400, 1 First Canadian Place, Toronto, Ontario, M5X 1A4, Canada Eldur Olafsson, Chief Executive Officer AIM, TSXV, Nasdaq: AMRQ AIM, TSXV, Nasdaq: AMRQ