Prospecting and exploration permits
Lappland Guldprospektering has built up an extensive portfolio of gold licenses in Sweden. The projects are in the early stages of development. What they all have in common is that high-grade gold discoveries have been made within the license areas, and all projects are considered to have good potential by the company's management. Continued exploration will be planned, communicated and implemented on an ongoing basis.
Exploration permits have a limited validity period and can be extended if sufficient reasons exist. If a discovery can be proven, the company can apply for a processing concession that has a long validity period.
Our projects in brief
Gilleberget
Graninge is an exploration permit located outside Sollefteå in Ångermanland, owned by Lappland Guldprospektering. It is a relatively new prospecting and is based on discoveries of blocks and outcrops with interesting gold grades.
Our prospectors Torbjörn Grahn and Ingemar Åslund identified blocks outside Sollefteå that turned out to have gold grades of up to 6 grams Au per tonne and later also found outcrops of up to 19 grams Au per tonne.
The area around Graninge has been explored both historically and recently, and there are several exploration permits in the area. In our exploration permit, an old sharpening was discovered, which is a small test quarry that someone made a long time ago, the sharpening has not been found in historical archives.
In early 2025, we drilled five boreholes to investigate the rock. One of these drill holes showed a three-meter section with 1.92 grams Au/ton, which is a good start for continued exploration work.
In the fall of 2025, we performed magnetometer measurements to find anomalies to guide us to where we want to continue our drilling program. In 2026, we will develop a new drill program based on the information we received from the magnetic measurements.
Graninge
Graninge is an exploration permit located outside Sollefteå in Ångermanland, owned by Lappland Guldprospektering. It is a relatively new prospecting and is based on discoveries of blocks and outcrops with interesting gold grades.
Our prospectors Torbjörn Grahn and Ingemar Åslund identified blocks outside Sollefteå that turned out to have gold grades of up to 6 grams Au per tonne and later also found outcrops of up to 19 grams Au per tonne.
The area around Graninge has been explored both historically and recently, and there are several exploration permits in the area. In our exploration permit, an old sharpening was discovered, which is a small test quarry that someone made a long time ago, the sharpening has not been found in historical archives.
In early 2025, we drilled five boreholes to investigate the rock. One of these drill holes showed a three-meter section with 1.92 grams Au/ton, which is a good start for continued exploration work.
In the fall of 2025, we performed magnetometer measurements to find anomalies to guide us to where we want to continue our drilling program. In 2026, we will develop a new drill program based on the information we received from the magnetic measurements.
Jägarliden
The area is part of the northeastern Gold Line and is located in the Kristineberg area. Jägaliden 101, which crosses the Skellefte field, has ID 2021:84, and covers 2,901 hectares. It is a gold prospect in which gold-bearing blocks with quartz, lead, zinc and gold have been found. The highest gold grade in blocks to date is 105 grams Au/ton.
Löparen
The area is part of the northeastern Gold Line and is located in the Kristineberg area. The area was already investigated in the 1980s by Boliden, and around 50 boulders were found that had an average grade of 7 g Au/ton. Boliden cored and trenched but with unsatisfactory results. Lappland Guldprospektering has located a rock outcrop in the area that had a sample grade of 4.11 g Au/ton. The exploration permit covers 400 hectares. The company plans to drill 3 core drill holes and around 30 cutting drill holes during 2026.
Svergoträsk
The Svergoträsk 2&3 exploration permits are adjacent to the Tjålmträsk exploration permit. Here, the previous operator drilled a total of 38 drill holes, 10 of which showed gold, in the early 2000s. Three different mineralized areas have been identified, but the blocks encountered cannot be explained by the identified areas.
Management believes that the potential is good for finding the source of the blocks. The difficulty is that a large part of the area is covered by moraines and bogs, which hides the bedrock. The company plans to drill three core drill holes in 2026.
Tjålmträsk
Outside Sorsele in southern Lapland, Lappland Guldprospektering has three exploration permits, named Svergoträsk, Tjålmträsk and Stensundsberget. In this area, a boulder with a gold content of 350 g Au/ton was found by ore prospector Sören Lidström. This find won first prize in the 1999 mineral hunt. A further number of boulders have been found in the area with a highest content of 26 g Au/ton.
The exploration permits Svergoträsk 2 & 3 are located adjacent to the Tjålmträsk exploration permit. Here, the previous operator drilled a total of 38 drill holes, 10 of which showed gold, in the early 2000s. Three different mineralized areas have been identified, but the blocks encountered cannot be explained by the identified areas. It is the management's assessment that the potential is good for finding the source of the blocks. The difficulty is that a large part of the area is covered by moraines and bogs, which hides the bedrock. The company plans to drill three core boreholes in 2026.
Ytterberget
Ytterberget no. 1, with ID 2015:88, covering 266 hectares, and Ytterberget no. 2, with ID 2018:108, covering 1,726 hectares, is a zinc-base metal prospect. So far, two drill holes have been drilled, one of which shows a similar transformation to the Kristinebergsmetallen with streaks of zinc. Central to the area is a 600-meter-long mineralization that has previously been estimated by NSG (the Swedish Mining Property Board) to contain 621,000 tons, with 2.8 percent zinc (Zn), 0.47 percent copper (Cu) and 28 ppm silver (Ag). The current plan is to conduct borehole geophysics in one of the two boreholes the company has completed to see if there may be any major mineralization in the vicinity of the boreholes.
