Finland Gold Projects

Nordic Resources is advancing multiple resource-stage gold projects in the Middle Ostrobothnia Gold Belt (MOGB) in Central Finland. The region has a history of base metals and gold mining and is now also emerging as a substantial gold district.

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Total resource inventory currently sits at 55.2Mt @ 1.09g/t AuEq for 1.93Moz gold equivalent.

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Gold Exploration Projects in Central Finland

Nordic Resources Limited (ASX: NNL) is advancing three resource-stage gold projects within the Middle Ostrobothnia Gold Belt (MOGB) in central Finland: the Kopsa Gold-Copper Project, Kiimala Trend Gold-Copper Project and the Hirsikangas Gold Project. NNL also holds the early exploration stage Jukulainen Gold Project in the same region.

Our Gold Projects in Finland

1. Kopsa Gold-Copper Project

The flagship Kopsa Gold-Copper Project in central Finland hosts a reported 1.52Moz gold-equivalent (AuEq) Mineral Resource, with 86% classified as Measured and Indicated. The project offers clear opportunities for further resource expansion and potential future development.

2. Kiimala Trend Gold Project

The Kiimala Trend Project is an advanced gold exploration asset within Finland’s Middle Ostrobothnia Gold Belt. It covers a 15km prospective gold-bearing trend, with an established mineral resource of 147,000oz gold @ 1.19g/t Au at the Angesneva deposit and potential for additional shallow gold discoveries.

3. Hirsikangas Gold Project

The Hirsikangas Gold Project is an advanced gold exploration asset in central Finland, hosting a reported 264,000oz gold Mineral Resource at 1.13g/t Au. It contributes to Nordic Resources’ growing portfolio of near-surface gold resources.

4. Jukulainen Gold Project

Jukulainen is an earlier-stage gold exploration project in the same region as the other three gold projects, in the heart of the MOGB. It has yet to be drilled, but outcrop sampling shows consistent and significant gold mineralisation (up to 43.7g/t Au with visible gold) over a sampled strike length of 80m within 4km of prospective shear zone.