Eclipse Metals has commenced a 17-hole, 2,355-metre diamond drilling campaign at the Gronnedal Rare Earth Project in South Greenland. The program utilizes two rigs operating on double shifts to test extensions and support the conversion of Inferred resources to the Indicated category.
Eclipse Metals has commenced mobilisation for a 17-hole, 2,400-metre diamond drilling program at the Grønnedal Rare Earths Project in Greenland. Drilling equipment and camp supplies have arrived at the Ivigtut landing facility, with works progressing to upgrade resource confidence and test for extensions.
Eclipse Metals reported significant progress in FY2026, headlined by a 234% tonnage increase in the Gronnedal rare-earth resource and the establishment of its first Indicated component. Additionally, a maiden Inferred resource was announced for the Ivigtut project following post-balance-date drilling.
Eclipse Metals Limited's Annual Report for FY2026 highlights significant advancements in its South Greenland critical minerals strategy. The company announced a substantially enlarged Grønnedal Mineral Resource of 208 Mt at 0.72% TREO, including a first Indicated component of 6 Mt, representing a 234% increase in tonnage and a 12% increase in grade from the previous estimate. Additionally, a maiden Inferred Mineral Resource was defined at Ivigtût, containing hafnium, gallium, yttrium, and zirconium, establishing a new critical minerals opportunity.
Eclipse Metals has announced a 17-hole diamond drilling program at its Ivigtut-Gronnedal Project in South Greenland to advance its 208 Mt rare earth resource. The program aims to convert Inferred resources to the Indicated category and test for extensions beyond current limits.
