Nordic Minerals Ltd. announced that its application for the Douglas Lake Ground Loop and Bore Hole Electromagnetic Surveys has been approved under Saskatchewan’s Targeted Mineral Exploration Incentive (TMEI) program. The company is eligible for financial assistance of up to $37,500, covering 25% of eligible expenditures. The surveys aim to identify drill targets as Nordic continues its copper exploration in the renowned Flin Flon Greenstone Belt.

Nordic Minerals Ltd. has strengthened its leadership with the addition of George Mendez and Greg Holinaty to its Board of Directors and has appointed Endeavor Trust as transfer agent as it prepares for a future listing. Recent sample results show promising copper values that support VMS potential, and a new Advisory Committee has been established. The Company also received CRA certification for its Flow Through Offering, which will fund upcoming EM surveys to define drill targets. Nordic continues to advance its 497 hectare copper-bearing dispositions in the Flin Flon Greenstone Belt alongside major regional operators.

Nordic Minerals Ltd. has finished drilling on its 497 hectare Douglas Lake claims near Creighton, adjacent to Hudbay’s Flin Flon operations. Core samples are now headed for lab analysis. The property hosts two recognized copper occurrences, and a VTEM survey has outlined a strong anomaly beneath the northern portion of the lake. Recent seismic work by the Geological Survey of Canada also crossed the claims, with interpreted results expected soon. Nordic plans to launch a Flow Through Share offering in the near future.

Nordic Minerals Ltd. has announced a significant expansion of its mineral holdings near Flin Flon, adding a new 48 hectare claim adjacent to its existing 449 hectare property at Douglas Lake. The area sits close to Hudbay Minerals’ long-running 777 Mine and has already shown promising signs of copper, zinc, gold, and silver mineralization from earlier exploration work. With drilling permits now approved, Nordic plans to begin a new exploration program this summer as it advances development in one of Saskatchewan’s most mining friendly regions.