NordX Metals seeks 34,459-hectare expansion of Norr Döttern uranium project in Sweden
Bitget2026/10/15 08:04- NordX Metals applied October 15, 2026, for a 34,459-hectare exploration license to expand its Norr Döttern uranium project in northern Sweden.
- The proposed license extends existing holdings north and south along the same structural trend in the Arvidsjaur-Arjeplog uranium province.
- Radon surveys at Norr Döttern and Flistjärn confirmed historical targets, identified new anomalies, and supported potential extensions of known mineralization.
- Resampled Långträsk core returned 4.4 meters grading 1,305 ppm U3O8, including 1 meter at 2,034 ppm U3O8.
- New assays averaged 24% below historical values; Långträsk mineralization remains open in all directions.
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