Stakeholder Information

The Vasa Mineral District

The Vasa Mineral District covers an area of approximately 2,780 km² where modern exploration has never been conducted before.

We have chosen to focus on this particular area because its geology is unique in a Swedish context. It contains some of the world’s best-preserved volcanic, Paleoproterozoic rocks. These were formed in a geological environment that we know is very favorable from an ore perspective, but despite this potential, the area is a blank spot on the map when it comes to exploration. By applying modern exploration techniques, we hope to unlock the secrets of this unique environment.

Arête Gold AB’s exploration permits, shown live from the Mining Inspectorate of Sweden’s register. For all exploration permits in Sweden, open the Mining Inspectorate’s map viewer ↗.

Stakeholder Information

The Vasa Mineral District

The Vasa Mineral District covers an area of approximately 2,780 km² where modern exploration has never been conducted before.

We have chosen to focus on this particular area because its geology is unique in a Swedish context. It contains some of the world’s best-preserved volcanic, Paleoproterozoic rocks. These were formed in a geological environment that we know is very favorable from an ore perspective, but despite this potential, the area is a blank spot on the map when it comes to exploration. By applying modern exploration techniques, we hope to unlock the secrets of this unique environment.

Arête Gold AB’s exploration permits, shown live from the Mining Inspectorate of Sweden’s register. For all exploration permits in Sweden, open the Mining Inspectorate’s map viewer ↗.