Metamorphic AS
Minerals have defined civilizations from the stone age to the silicon age - and they will define our future.
Minerals are the base materials used build, connect, and in the future, power society. From the steel, glass, copper, and cement in the buildings we live and work in, to the cell phones, sattelites, computers, data centres, planes, trains and autombiles that connect us, to the solar panels, wind turbines, and nuclear fuels that are used generate electricity - practically all of it originated as minerals in the ground.
Advanced competitive economies demand a dizzying array of raw materials. Some of these are particularly important and have been classified as "strategic" and "critical" raw materials due to their importance to the current and future economy and possible supply constraints. We are focussed on exploring for these materials.
Metamorphic seeks to conduct focussed, responsible exploration of critical raw materials in Norway for the benefit society and the environment.
Metamorphic's portfolio includes one project ready to advance to the "resource definition" stage and exciting greenfield projects in long neglected historic mining regions that are being re-assesed with modern geological models and tools.
One of Western Europe's most important deposits of critical metals required for the technology and defense sector. This project is ready to advance to the resource definition stage.
An early stage project in an underexplored area of southern Norway with historic copper mines that also contain uranium, silver, gold, rare earth metals and other resources. The main target area has striking geological similarity to Olympic Dam, one of the worlds greatest deposits of critical and energy metals and the archetype of so-called "Iron Oxide Copper Gold (IOCG)" deposits.
The Nissedal project covers an area of southern Norway that is geologically related Nore and where the geology of historic mines, pits and outcrops suggest that geophsyical anomalies -which cannot be explained by outcropping rocks, are caused by IOCG-type deposits at depth.
contact@metamorphic.no
+47 467 41 429
Innoasis || Sverdrups Gate 27
4007 Stavanger