Arctic Minerals

5.38 SEK

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2,114 following

ARCT

First North Stockholm

Metals & Mining

Basic Materials

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Arctic Minerals is active in the mining sector and focuses on identifying and refining copper and critical mineral deposits in Norway, Sweden and Finland. The projects in Sweden consist of Henneviken in Dalsland and Svaniträsket in Norrbotten, in Norway of Bidjovagge, Finnmark and in Finland the projects are found in Kuusi, Finnish Lapland and in Hämeenlinna, central Finland. The company is headquartered in Stockholm.

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253.01M SEK
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223.93K SEK
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Financial calendar
11.5
2026

Extraordinary general meeting '26

10.6
2026

General meeting '26

25.8
2026

Interim report Q2'26

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In my opinion, Norway’s Bidjovagge is insignificantly small compared to Hennes Bay. The company had stated (and so did I) that the explored area of Dingelvik is 5% of the entire ore layer area. I’m not saying that the concentration/thickness would be sufficient throughout the entire...
4/6/2025, 7:58 PM
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New Aktiedagarna video, the current CEO reportedly belongs to the Peak copper school of thought, and the presentation was confident overall.
9/19/2025, 12:05 PM
by Hawkmountdiver
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Such sediment-hosted stratified copper-silver ores are indeed interesting. This ore dips at an angle of 10-30 degrees into the rock and undulates somewhat like a sheet within the rock. Some edges of the sheet have been exposed, and in one spot, this Dingelvik MRE has been done. Here...
3/31/2025, 8:10 PM
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An excellent team performs, and that long-awaited hit finally came. Although the preliminary results are promising and there is potential to create significant added value with further drilling, traditionally this is the point where it might be a good time to lighten Arctic’s share...
4/6/2025, 7:03 PM
by Pohjolan Eka
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Thanks and good summaries. In those, the reserves are interesting, and offhand, copper and silver are minerals that are consumed abundantly in industrial processes, such as batteries and electricity-related products. There are probably copper pipes in HVAC structures too . Infrastructure...
4/4/2025, 7:57 AM
by kovatuotto
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If you could just dig up data on the results and potential of Arctic mineralization, that would be great. As such, the company’s management and owners are high-caliber professionals, not just marketers. To my understanding, the current results are only a small piece of the entire...
3/31/2025, 7:08 AM
by kovatuotto
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It is true that, legally, Sweden is favorable towards mines. And this suits investors. I know the Kiruna mine well enough, as I have been inside the mine, seen the subsidence shifts, and the new relocated city. That ore deposit is just so massive, and it has been mined since before...
3/31/2025, 6:53 AM
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