First Nordic Metals: Unlocking Gold Opportunities in Sweden and Finland
First Nordic Metals is advancing one of Sweden’s largest undeveloped gold deposits through a joint venture with Agnico Eagle, supported by a major drill program and full ownership of a key greenstone belt.
Focused on low-cost development and major joint venture growth in the Nordics
First Nordic Metals (TSX: FNM, OTCQB: FNMCF) is a Canadian-based explorer strategically focused on mineral-rich regions in the Nordics. With operations centered in Sweden and Finland, the company holds a controlling interest in one of Sweden’s largest undeveloped gold deposits, totaling 2.4 million ounces, in partnership with major producer Agnico Eagle. This collaboration not only validates the project’s significance but also strengthens its growth potential.
Alongside the flagship asset, First Nordic owns the entire surrounding greenstone belt, positioning it for significant upside through further discovery. The company is undertaking one of the largest junior exploration drill programs in the space, currently targeting 25,000 meters with potential for expansion. Its projects benefit from exceptionally low development and operating costs, an advantage driven by robust infrastructure in the region. As gold maintains its appeal, First Nordic Metals continues to establish itself as a key player in a historically productive yet underexplored European mining jurisdiction.
Key Points:
- Joint venture with Agnico Eagle on 2.4M oz gold deposit
- One of the largest junior drill programs underway (25,000m)
- 100% ownership of greenstone belt in Sweden
- Operations in Sweden and Finland with low-cost development profile
- Strategic growth positioning in a stable mining-friendly region
To learn more about First Nordic Metals (TSX: FNM, OTCQB: FNMCF), please click the request investor info button.
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