Hi Folks,
GRML is one to watch right now as they launch the biggest Skaergaard field season yet as critical minerals take center stage.
Greenland Mines Ltd. (Nasdaq: GRML) has officially commenced drilling at its Skaergaard gold, palladium and platinum project, marking the transition of its 2026 field season from mobilization into active exploration.
And this isn’t just another routine drilling campaign.
It’s the company’s largest Skaergaard field program to date—at a time when critical minerals and secure Western supply chains are becoming increasingly important.
A $68B Mineral System Enters Its Next Phase
Skaergaard ranks among the world’s largest undeveloped palladium, gold and platinum deposits.
Based on the company’s disclosed mineral resource and February 2026 metal prices, Skaergaard contains an estimated $68B in gross in-situ metal value.
That figure alone gets my attention.
But there’s another detail worth considering.
The valuation was measured against metal prices the market has since moved beyond.
The resource valuation used a gold price of approximately $3,500 per ounce.
By August 14, gold was trading over $4,400 per ounce—roughly 9% higher than a month earlier and approximately 30% above year-ago levels.
That doesn’t automatically translate into higher project economics. A mineral resource is not a reserve, and considerable work remains before Skaergaard could ever reach commercial production.
But rising metal prices provide an increasingly interesting backdrop as GRML puts drills into the ground.
The Iceland Angle Most Investors Could Be Missing
There’s another part of the Skaergaard story that deserves attention.
GRML has outlined what it calls a North Atlantic Critical Metals Corridor—a strategy that could potentially connect upstream mineral production in Greenland with downstream processing and logistics infrastructure in Iceland.
The company holds a first right of refusal on the Helguvik industrial complex on Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula.
The brownfield site offers existing industrial infrastructure, deep-water port access and low-cost renewable grid power—and sits roughly 400 kilometers by sea from Skaergaard.
That matters because the critical-minerals race is increasingly about more than simply controlling deposits.
Processing, refining and logistics are becoming just as strategically important as what comes out of the ground.
Whether GRML ultimately develops this corridor remains to be seen. A frst right of refusal is an option, not ownership of the asset.
Still, the strategy addresses one of the central challenges facing Western critical-mineral development:
Owning the resource is only the first step. Building a secure supply chain around it is what ultimately matters.
GRML Is More Than a Palladium Story
There’s another important piece of this company that investors should understand.
GRML operates through two divisions: Mining and Biotech.
Its Mining division includes the Skaergaard project, the Sarfartoq neodymium-praseodymium rare-earth project in southwest Greenland.
Its Biotech division continues to include Klotho’s KLTO-202 program, with ALS as its primary indication.
Management’s stated strategy is to build a multi-asset platform spanning rare-earth magnet materials, precious metals and select midstream processing initiatives.
In other words, investors looking at GRML strictly as an undeveloped palladium play may be seeing only one piece of the story.
Why GRML Has My Attention Right Now
For an early-stage resource company, presentations and resource estimates can only take the story so far.
Eventually, the company has to get into the field and generate new data.
That’s what makes this stage important.
GRML has now moved its 2026 Skaergaard program from preparation and mobilization into active drilling and data collection.
The drills are turning.
The field program is underway.
And now investors have something tangible to watch for: what the 2026 campaign reveals about one of the world’s largest undeveloped palladium, gold and platinum deposits.
GRML remains speculative. Skaergaard is a development-stage project, mineral resources are not mineral reserves, and substantial technical, permitting, financing and development work would still be required before potential commercial production.
But with an estimated $68B gross in-situ contained metal value, stronger precious-metal prices, growing strategic interest in Western critical-mineral supply chains and GRML’s largest Skaergaard field season now underway...
This could be one of the most important chapters in the Skaergaard story to date.
I’ll be watching closely as results from the 2026 program begin to emerge.
Make sure GRML is on your watchlist.
To your success,
Sam Kremer
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