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South Harz Potash Ltd ( (AU:SHP) ) has provided an announcement.
South Harz Potash has secured three of six newly applied-for copper-gold exploration licences in Sweden’s Värmland Province, advancing its European critical minerals growth strategy. The granted licences—Glava 200, Klinten 100 and Mangens 100—are contiguous with or near the existing Glava 100 licence obtained via an option agreement with Scandinavian partner McKnight Resources AB, forming part of a nearly 100 km² underexplored but prospective package where remaining applications are expected to be approved shortly. The rapid six-week approval timeframe underscores Sweden’s status as a top-tier mining jurisdiction and supports South Harz’s plan to broaden its portfolio beyond potash, with follow-up fieldwork and a maiden drill program at Glava targeted for the June 2026 quarter, signalling a pipeline of exploration activity and potential value creation for stakeholders over the coming years.
The most recent analyst rating on (AU:SHP) stock is a Hold with a A$0.03 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on South Harz Potash Ltd stock, see the AU:SHP Stock Forecast page.
More about South Harz Potash Ltd
South Harz Potash Limited is an ASX-listed resources company that is expanding its portfolio beyond potash into critical minerals, particularly copper and gold, in Europe. The company is pursuing growth in attractive, mining-friendly jurisdictions such as Sweden, aiming to build exposure to metals regarded as key to global supply chains and the energy transition.
Average Trading Volume: 240,778
Technical Sentiment Signal: Strong Sell
Current Market Cap: A$4.35M
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