AMRQF Amaroq Minerals Ltd

$AMRQF $BLLYF $GLND 1page Advantage with the new Greenland pact with the USA... Under the new trilateral defense pact signed on September 22, 2026, between the US, Denmark, and Greenland, total direct and indirect US capital allocation into Greenland infrastructure is projected to reach $3 Billion to $5 Billion USD over the next 3 to 5 years. While the US Department of Defense rarely publishes a single line-item total for Arctic expansion, funding will flow across four primary channels How Commercial Operators Benefit This capital deployment creates a direct "spillover economy" for resource companies operating in the territory: Dual-Use Port and Air Capacity: The trilateral text explicitly encourages directing US defense contracting toward local Greenlandic enterprises where feasible. Military Seabees building or upgrading deep-water docks (e.g., in southern Greenland or near eastern outposts) directly reduces heavy equipment transport costs for nearby resource players.

$AMRQF Amaroq (AMRQ) – largest licence holder in Greenland. Actively exploring Nanoq (gold), Ilua (rare earths), Black Angel/Kangerluarsuk (zinc + Ge/Ga) and Minturn (IOCG). Plus several other gold and copper targets in South Greenland. Fits pretty cleanly with the renewed Trump Greenland narrative.

$AMRQF * Vertically Integrated Ecosystem Approach: Amaroq is positioning itself as a comprehensive infrastructure and service provider in the region—not just an extractor—via its Suliaq subsidiary (offering mining services and logistics) and Imeq ApS (Greenland’s first private hydroelectric project), which support both internal projects and the broader Greenlandic mining sector. * Public Market Access: The company maintains cross-border liquidity and accessibility for international investors by trading publicly on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) and Nasdaq Iceland under the ticker AMRQ, as well as on the OTCQX under the ticker AMRQF.

$AMRQF * Core Asset and Production Status: Amaroq is actively producing revenue through its 100% owned Nalunaq Gold mine, which serves as its primary current operational anchor. * Geographic and Commodity Diversification: Beyond Nalunaq, the company holds an extensive exploration portfolio spanning South, West, and Northwest Greenland. Its target commodities extend well beyond gold to include base metals (copper, zinc, lead), precious/industrial metals (silver, germanium, gallium), iron-bearing prospects (IOCG), and critical technology minerals (rare earth elements).

$AMRQF AMRQF is 100% Greenland Owns Nalunaq gold mine (producing, generating revenue) 7,615 km² of licenses — largest mineral portfolio in southern Greenland THE ONLY Greenland ticker already producing & profitable revenue (not yet net profit) $GRML $VEEE $GLND $CRML

$AMRQF Great news this morning from Eldur! “We are pleased to have delivered another strong quarter at Nalunaq, demonstrating the progress we have made since production began, the growing consistency of our operations and the impact of enhanced recoveries, as a result of the commissioning of the flotation recovery circuit earlier in the summer. Achieving our goal of 12 koz of gold production, originally guided for Q4 2026, a quarter earlier, is a testament to the work and effort our teams have put in place and the quality of the resource base at Nalunaq. “We remain confident in delivering on our full-year production guidance range and look forward to building on this momentum through the remainder of the year. I am also very pleased to note the inclusion of Amaroq ( AMRQF ) in the FTSE 250 Index; this clearly validates our strategy of moving our listing from AIM to the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange . . .”

$AMRQF Infrastructure development underway: Construction has commenced on the Nanoq beach landing facility and starter access track, improving access to the mineralised area, supporting potential bulk sampling and future resource drilling. I would say another Gold Copper mine on its way....

$AMRQF somebody can me please explain that.. WTF is going on? 98% Bullish and we don’t moving