About Narsaq Mining Corporation A/S

A Greenlandic Company with a Global Vision

We’re proud to be a company registered right here in Greenland under the Mineral Resources Act (2024). Our head office is in Kommune Kujalleq (local municipality), with a technical base in South Perth, WA — giving us both local roots and international reach. Our mission is simple but powerful: to unlock Greenland’s mineral potential in a way that’s responsible, transparent, and sustainable.

At the heart of our philosophy is respect — for the land, for the people, and for Greenland’s traditions. The Narsaq Rare Earths Project isn’t just about mining; it’s about working side by side with local communities. That means prioritising Greenlandic jobs, training, and procurement so the benefits flow directly to families and businesses here.

We believe in open dialogue and trust. That’s why we’re committed to clear reporting and ongoing engagement with Kommune Kujalleq and national authorities. For us, mining is a catalyst for shared prosperity — building infrastructure, skills, and opportunities that last well beyond the life of the mine. And because sustainability matters, our processing is chemical free, our tailings are inert, and we’re committed to progressive rehabilitation to protect Greenland’s pristine landscapes for future generations.

The Narsaq Rare Earths Project is more than a project. It’s a partnership with Greenland. Our goal is to build something Greenlanders can be proud of — a project that strengthens communities, creates lasting opportunities, and positions Greenland as a global leader in responsible rare earth supply.

Team Members

Leadership Driving Narsaq Rare Earths Project Forward

Gregory Barnes

Founder & Strategic Geologist

Greg Barnes is a veteran geologist with over 50 years of global exploration experience who has become a central figure in Western efforts to secure rare earths outside of Chinese control. Through his stewardship of the Tanbreez project in southern Greenland through his private company, Rimbal Pty Ltd, Greg positioned himself at the heart of U.S. strategic mineral diplomacy. His reluctance to joining with non western interests and direct engagement with U.S. administration since 2019 elevated his geopolitical relevance, making Tanbreez a cornerstone of Washington’s rare earths security agenda.

Tanbreez is recognized as one of the world’s largest multi-element deposits, containing 4.7 billion tonnes of kakortokite including rare earths, zirconium, tantalum, zirconium, hafnium, niobium. Critically, 30% of its rare earths are heavy elements essential for defence technologies, while the deposit also hosts gallium — a mineral restricted by China in 2024. Rimbal has invested more than AUD 60 million in exploration, drilling, metallurgical test work and feasibility studies, keeping the project privately owned and funded. His U.S.-based advisor, Christopher Messina, has facilitated Washington engagement for over six years, strengthening Tanbreez’s role in Western supply chains.

Now, Greg has turned his attention to building the Narsaq Rare Earths Project Technology Project, a new rare earths development in southern Greenland designed to operate at 3.0 Mtpa. Narsaq Rare Earths Project Technology is conceived as a Greenland-centric venture, combining on shore magnetic separation, transparent governance, and strong community partnerships. By leveraging his geological acumen, geopolitical foresight, and decades of project stewardship, Greg is positioning SILA as a trusted Western supplier of critical minerals — reinforcing Greenland’s role as a linchpin in reshaping global rare earth supply chains.

Bolette Maqe Nielsen

Strategic Greenland Advisor

Bolette Nielsen is a seasoned finance and governance professional with over three decades of experience across Greenland’s public institutions, private enterprises, and international mining ventures. She combines deep technical expertise in accounting, payroll, tax compliance, and financial reporting with strategic leadership roles in the resource sector.

As Founder & CEO of BMN Company ApS, Bolette has provided consultancy and administrative services to Australian and Greenlandic mining companies, ensuring compliance with Greenlandic regulations and delivering quarterly reporting to authorities. She served as Chairperson of TANBREEZ Mining Greenland A/S until April 2026 and is the current Chairperson for Greenland Strategic Minerals A/S, and sits on the Greenland Business Minerals & Raw Materials Committee, underscoring her central role in shaping the governance of Greenland’s resource industry.

Her career includes senior positions such as Senior Accounting Controller at Nukissiorfiit, Office Manager for London Mining Plc, and CFO at Greenland Resources A/S & Greenland Mining Services A/S, where she managed finance departments, liaised with authorities, and oversaw compliance for both local and international operations.

Bolette’s background is complemented by a Mini MBA (Probana) and recent certification as a Finance Business Partner, alongside extensive training in management, accounting, and leadership. She is fluent in Danish and English, with working knowledge of German and Greenlandic, and has contributed to community-focused organizations such as Transparency International Greenland and Save the Children Greenland.

Her profile reflects a rare blend of financial acumen, governance leadership, and stakeholder engagement, making her a trusted figure in Greenland’s mining and resource landscape.

Bolette is proud of her Greenlandic nationality and resides in Nuuk, the capital of Greenland. Thus, fulfilling an important requirement of the Mining Act.

Kim Zinck Jørgensen

Narsaq Rare Earths MRA & Consultant Coordinator

Kim Zinck Jørgensen is an experienced geoscientist and project manager with more than 35 years of international experience across the mining, oil and gas, research and government sectors. His expertise spans mineral exploration and development, regulatory assessment, operational planning, stakeholder engagement and multidisciplinary project management.

Kim brings extensive Greenland experience, including more than five years as Head of the Inspection and Technical Department within Greenland’s Mineral Licence Authority, where he was responsible for technical and environmental assessment of mining plans, regulatory requirements and oversight of mineral resource activities, including EIA and SIA processes.

As the MRA & Consultant Coordinator for the Narsaq Rare Earths Project, Kim coordinates technical, environmental, social and economic workstreams, supporting the PFS, Terms of Reference and regulatory processes. He works closely with specialist consultants and stakeholders to integrate multidisciplinary inputs, maintain project schedules and drive effective project delivery.

A collaborative and engaged communicator, Kim combines strong technical judgement with pragmatic, delivery-focused project management.

Closing Statement: Together, the team combine geological vision, strategic execution, and business continuity.

Forward Looking Statements

This website contains forward-looking statements based on current expectations and assumptions. Actual results may differ materially due to risks and uncertainties associated with exploration, permitting, engineering studies, financing availability, market conditions, and regulatory processes. No mineral resources or mineral reserves have been declared for the Narsaq Rare Earths Project under S-K 1300 or JORC. All geological, technical, and project development information remains preliminary. Narsaq Mining Corporation A/S undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements except as required by law.

Disclaimer

The content on this website is provided for information purposes only and relates to a project that remains subject to permitting, technical studies, financing, and regulatory approvals. Nothing contained on this website constitutes investment advice, an offer of securities, or a solicitation of investment. Narsaq Mining Corporation A/S does not seek to raise funds through this website, and no commitment for funding is requested or implied.