Greenland Anorthosite Mining

Greenland Anorthosite Mining is focused on the extraction of anorthosite, a rock used in various industrial processes and as a potential source for sustainable materials. The company holds a 30-year mining license granted by the Greenland government, allowing it to operate in the region and contributing to the local economy.

CCI Score

39.89

-0.10% May 31

Latest Event

Greenland Mining Contract Awarded Under 30-Year License

Greenland Anorthosite Mining is part of a consortium awarded a 30-year mining license by the Greenland government to extract anorthosite—a key material for aluminum production. The agreement, supported by French and Danish state investment funds, comes amid broader geopolitical interest in the Arctic, including controversial remarks by US President Donald Trump regarding Greenland.

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Greenland Anorthosite Mining is currently rated as a Dissenter.

+25 to +44 CCI Score

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Latest Events

MAY

23

2025

Greenland Mining Contract Awarded Under 30-Year License
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Greenland Anorthosite Mining is part of a consortium awarded a 30-year mining license by the Greenland government to extract anorthosite—a key material for aluminum production. The agreement, supported by French and Danish state investment funds, comes amid broader geopolitical interest in the Arctic, including controversial remarks by US President Donald Trump regarding Greenland.
MAY

22

2025

Greenland Grants 30-Year Anorthosite Mining License
19.95

Greenland Anorthosite Mining secured a 30-year exploitation licence from the Government of Greenland, emphasizing responsible natural resource development and anticipated economic benefits for local communities through collaborative investment.
+20

Economic and Structural Influence

May 23

The long-term mining license granted by the Greenland government provides a framework for sustainable economic development and local community benefits. The emphasis on responsible resource extraction, along with collaboration with local and international investors, supports economic stability and social progress, aligning with positive economic and structural influence.

Greenland grants 30-year anorthosite mining licence to Greenland Anorthosite Mining
MAY

21

2025

30-Year Exploitation Licence Awarded
59.82

On 21 May 2025, Greenland Anorthosite Mining received a 30-year exploitation licence under the 2024 Mining Act in Greenland. The licence mandates compliance with Environmental and Social Impact Assessments, requires public consultation for the submitted draft assessments, and stipulates an Impact Benefit Agreement with local authorities, with a mining and closure plan due by December 2026.
+60

Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

May 23

The licensing conditions enforce robust environmental and social safeguards, including public consultations and an agreement to benefit local communities. These measures indicate a commitment to ethical business practices and regulatory compliance, which protect marginalized groups and promote accountability.

New mineral exploitation licence granted in Greenland