The Ryberg Project. First mover in new province for copper and nickel.
Our Ryberg Project is a rare opportunity to invest in a potentially significant Ni-Cu-Co-PGE-Au magmatic sulphide occurrence in East Greenland.
As Longland, we’re a progressive and innovative company and we wholly own the project. We’re first movers and the largest land holder in this highly prospective region, offering an unprecedented advantage.
For the fast-growing electric vehicle and battery markets, our Ryberg Project contains nickel and copper sulphides critical to their production and surging in global demand. In addition, Ryberg is also endowed with the precious metals palladium and gold.
Longland is an expertise-rich mineral explorer and we’re known for our proven success. Our committed team is poised to move ahead on the already identified surface deposits that promise to realise significant value for investors.
With a dominant land position, prospective lithologies, numerous Ni, Cu, Co, Pd and Au anomalies and near surface electromagnetic conductors, 2020 is shaping up to be a truly transformational year for the Company.
Peter Christie, Non-executive chairman
Valuable resources to power the future
The prices and demand for copper, nickel, cobalt, palladium and gold are rising. Our Ryberg Project represents an exciting prospect for the discovery of these minerals known as essential for the technology of today and tomorrow. The move away from fossil fuels, in particular, is creating opportunities for us to broaden the search for these resources.
Class 1 Nickel
Used in lithium-ion batteries, electric motors, aerospace and stainless steel. But not all nickel is applicable to batteries. Class 1 nickel is obtained primarily from nickel sulphides which have been identified in the Ryberg Project area.
Copper
Used in booming electric vehicle sector, vehicle charging stations, batteries, and for wiring. Projected global copper metal supply appears insufficient relative to consumption.
Cobalt
Increased demand for its use in lithium-ion batteries and electric motors. Supply may tighten due to constraints in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where most cobalt is produced.
Palladium
Key component of catalytic converters for petrol/hybrid vehicles. Supply is tight as demand rises.
Gold
An investment hedge in times of global economic uncertainty.