Amaroq Ltd. (LSE:AMRQ) reported that gold output from its Nalunaq mine reached approximately 6,600 ounces in 2025, exceeding the midpoint of the company’s initial guidance range of 6,000–7,000 ounces for the first year following the mine’s restart. After a temporary production pause during the fourth quarter, mining and processing activities have now resumed broadly in line with expectations. The company said it intends to publish its 2026 production guidance and updated financial outlook towards the end of February.
Alongside the operational update, Amaroq confirmed that an Impact Benefit Agreement covering social, environmental and sustainability commitments at Nalunaq has received approval from Greenlandic authorities. The agreement represents an important regulatory and community milestone, strengthening the project’s social licence to operate and highlighting the growing maturity of Greenland’s mining framework as Nalunaq moves into its next phase of development.
More about Amaroq Ltd.
Amaroq Ltd. is a mineral exploration and development company focused on Greenland, with activities spanning gold and strategic metals. Its flagship asset is the wholly owned Nalunaq Gold Mine, which is currently in production and ramp-up, supported by a pipeline of high-grade satellite gold targets across southern and western Greenland. Beyond Nalunaq, the company owns the Black Angel zinc-lead-silver project in West Greenland—historically one of the country’s highest-grade base metal operations—and controls a broad portfolio of strategic metal licences in South Greenland, including advanced copper, nickel, rare earth and other critical mineral projects such as Stendalen and the Sava Belt.
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