Greenland Resources Inc. has commenced its summer field program at the Malmbjerg molybdenum project in east-central Greenland, running from August 22 until September 20, 2026.

The expanded program involves 30 participants from Austria, Canada, and Greenland based near Nyhavn, representing an expansion from the initial scope outlined in June 2026. Field activities focus on advancing detailed engineering, optimizing key mine-construction infrastructure including the Austrian-manufactured rope conveyor, supporting lenders' due diligence reports, and completing final environmental work required by the Government of Greenland. Approval for the program was granted by the Greenland Ministry of Business and Mineral Resources on July 21, 2026, following consultations with multiple authorities including the Environmental Agency for Mineral Resource Activities, the Greenlandic Police, the Ministry of Health and Persons with Disabilities, and the Defence Command Denmark.

Logistics for the remote site are supported by a chartered vessel serving as the accommodation, operations, and communications hub, alongside two AS350/H125 helicopters. The company has also prepared a Health and Safety Manual and secured an insurance policy in addition to required consultant coverage.

Alongside the field program, Greenland Resources has extended its memorandum of understanding with binding terms with the roaster in Belgium and will attend the International Molybdenum Association meeting in Salt Lake City from September 8 to 10, 2026. The company also expects to provide detailed information regarding its equity capital expenditure financing efforts in September.

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