Welcome to Scandinavian Highlands

Scandinavian Highlands Holding A/S is a Danish based mineral exploration company with subsidiaries in Sweden, Germany and Denmark. We operate in Europe and predominantly in known mining fields / districts. Scandinavian Highlands has license areas located in Norway, Sweden and Germany. The aim of our exploration activities is the discovery of new, large-scale deposit of precious- and base metals.

In Norway our main focus is the Mauken Greenstone Belt Gold Project. Scandinavian Highlands made the first gold discovery in the Paleoproterozoic greenstone belt in 2008 and has since delineated a large structural controlled gold mineralization system. Peak value of rock samples return 11.6 g/t gold.

Our exploration licenses in central Europe are located in Germany, covering much of the highly prospective Harz Mountains and a large part the Brilon Reef Complex. The Harz SEDEX Project near the world class Rammelsberg SEDEX deposit is being explored for Base Metals, Silver and Gold. The Project contains a significant EM target only 1.5 km from the Rammelsberg deposit. The Brilon Reef Complex east of Dortmund, Germany, is being explored for SEDEX and Mississippi-Valley type mineralizations.

The Råna Intrusion Nickel-Copper-Cobolt Project near Narvik, Norway, with its known measured resource of 9.15 Mt (average grade of 0.36% Ni) is a mafic-ultramafic complex with a large potential for massive sulphide mineralization in a feeder/breccia system. Large EM anomalies are explored.

The licenses areas in Sweden are located in the Falun Area rich polymetallic Bergslagen mining district. Our license areas all have significant potential for hosting large Copper-Lead-Zinc-Silver and Gold mineralized VHMS deposits. The licenses have been surveyed with helicopter born EM technology and several well defined exploration targets show great correlation with polymetallic mineralization's found at surface.

The Orrefjell Uranium Project south of Tromsø, Norway, is hosted in a Paleoproterozic migmatised granitoid. Both primary and secondary uranium mineralisation is present within the large scale mineralization system.

Last updated: November 23, 2011