Until earlier this year, District Metals (DMX.V) was best known for Tomtebo, its flagship asset. Tomtebo is still a very legitimate zinc-dominate polymetallic exploration project, but as the financial markets […]
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Report: District Metals expects to land a large vanadium-uranium-molybdenum deposit
District Metals (DMX.V) surprised the market last week with its announcement it applied for an exploration license which encompasses almost 70% of the Viken polymetallic deposit. Once owned by Continental […]
Report: District Metals – Confirming the Steffenburgs discovery at depth
District Metals (DMX.V) released the assay results from two more holes drilled on the Tomtebo polymetallic project in Sweden in August. One of those holes was testing a magnetic anomaly […]
Report: District Metals – Interview with Garrett Ainsworth, CEO
The stars finally aligned for zinc earlier this year and the zinc price jumped to in excess of 2 dollars per pound. One would think this would have set the […]
Report: District Metals – Initial Tomtebo results confirm exploration theory
Last week, District Metals (DMX.V) released the assay results from the first three holes drilled on the Tomtebo polymetallic property in Sweden. The company had put a rush on the […]
Site Visit Report: District Metals – Hunting for Swedish elephants
Earlier this month we flew to Sweden to visit the Tomtebo project where District Metals (DMX.V) has just started a 5,000 meter phase II drill program. We were able to […]
Report: District Metals – Drilling high-grade polymetallic mineralization at Tomtebo
District Metals (DMX.V) has now released the assay results from 16 of the 22 holes it drilled on its Tomtebo VMS project in Sweden. Of those 16 holes, 14 intersected […]
Report: District Metals – Gravity anomalies further confirm the potential at Tomtebo
Last week, District Metals (DMX.V) released the results of a ground gravity survey conducted in December last year. Not only did the past-producing Tomtebo polymetallic mine very prominently show up […]
