Potential
GL 1961,
IMHO the Manitsoq discovery is merely the "tip of the iceberg" No pun intended.
I wasn't around when Sudbury was discovered,but I was for Voiseys Bay
I do recall it took a long time from the discovery drill hole to drilling off the ore deposits and calculating ore reserves.
Similarily, I expect that Manitsoq will take a lot of drilling,probably many thousands of meters, to determine whether there are economic deposits,and, if so, how many tons and at what grades.
I would like to throw out a few observations which I believe are very critical to evaluating this situation moving forward;
-The Greenland government is reputed to be very supportive of Mineral development
-This area of Southeastern Greenland is ice free year round.
-Access and climate ;In that regard the area is similar to Voiseys Bay ( without the Canadian political problems)
-Huge area of highly prospective and unexpolred (or under explored ) favourable.geology
-Discoveries to date are very close to surface with very little drilling along,or down the mineralized trend,
- All in all a very attractive, investment.
Shag.