Nordic Mining (NOM)

Savepig · juni 17, 2026, 3:06pm

Nordic mining med søksmål mot staten neste?

Den.nye.vinen · juni 17, 2026, 3:13pm

Stakkars aksjonærer! Stakkars Norge! Jeg ga meg i Nordic Mining allerede når “postman turned minister” fra SV forlangte ny utredning av prosjektet, (var vel i 2012/13 men kan allikevel ikke unngå å bli oppgitt og irritert over næringsfientlige beslutninger.

Andre10k · juni 17, 2026, 5:58pm

Så fort det luktes et fnugg av utslipp, så stoppes det meste i dette landet om dagen. Kun vindmøller som har fritak.
Virkelig ikke rart grundere og bedriftseiere flykter…

TekBot · juni 17, 2026, 6:02pm

Nordic Mining ASA: The Norwegian state loses appeal case against NGOs

Reference is made to earlier stock exchange notices from Nordic Mining ASA
(“Nordic Mining”) regarding the legal dispute between the NGOs Friends of the
Earth Norway / Nature and Youth and the Norwegian state regarding the validity
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of the discharge permit held by Nordic Mining’s subsidiary Engebø Rutile and
Garnet AS (“ERG”).

The Norwegian Supreme Court has today ruled in favor of the NGOs concluding that
the discharge permit is invalid. ERG is not a party to the case and the ruling
is only binding on the state.

The Supreme Court limits its assessment to the reasons provided in the 2016
permit and has not assessed the public interest pertaining to supply of the
strategic and critical mineral rutile, as set forth in the government’s decision
of 23 May 2025.

The legal consequence of the ruling is that the state will have to revisit the
matter and assess whether the discharge permit shall be upheld or withdrawn,
including based on the interest pertaining to the supply of rutile. Nordic
Mining believes that the permit will be upheld and will assist the state in its
case handling of the matter.

"The Norwegian government has given unwavering support for the Engebø Rutile and
Garnet Project, recognising the geopolitical importance of the project for
Norway and Europe. We are confident that the government will secure that ERG may
continue its operations as planned ", says CEO Finn Ivar Marum in Nordic Mining.

Oslo, 17. June 2026

Kilde

Savepig · juni 19, 2026, 8:33am

Et interessant spørsmål:

Har noen klart å påvise noe som helst miljømessig påvirkning av fjorden utenom akkurat der det legges stein og grus oppå fjordbunnen? Deponeringen har jo pågått ganske lenge nå.

Bør jo være verdens enkleste sak å lage en ny utslippsstillatelse basert på de konkrete empiriske dataene som nå kan legges frem

TekBot · juni 20, 2026, 4:37pm

Nordic Mining applies for temporary discharge permit

Reference is made to the stock exchange notice 17 June 2026 regarding the
Norwegian State’s loss in the appeal case against the NGOs. Nordic Mining ASA
(“Nordic Mining” or the “Company”), has through its subsidiary Engebø Rutile and
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Garnet AS (“ERG”) submitted an application to the Norwegian Ministry of Climate
and Environment for a temporary discharge permit, pursuant to Section 11 of the
Norwegian Pollution Control Act.

The application concerns a temporary discharge permit for tailings from Nordic
Mining’s operations at Engebø, where the company produces rutile and garnet,
critical minerals and titanium feedstock essential to modern industries in
Europe and globally. Nordic Mining is not a direct party to the Supreme Court
case, and the ruling does not affect current operations at Engebø. The temporary
discharge permit application is intended as an extension and in parallel with
the existing permit while authorities assess implications of the ruling.

“As a consequence of the Supreme Court ruling, we have submitted an application
for a temporary discharge permit to ensure a predictable framework for continued
operations. While activities at Engebø continue as normal, establishing clear
conditions for future operations is important”, says Finn Ivar Marum, CEO of
Nordic Mining.

Strong support from Norwegian authorities

Despite the outcome in the Supreme Court, Nordic Mining notes the continued
support from Norwegian authorities. The Company remains confident in the
robustness of its documentation and its long-term ability to operate at Engebø
in accordance with strict regulatory requirements.

The Company will further provide updates as relevant developments occur.

About Nordic Mining:

Nordic Mining ASA (“Nordic Mining” or the “Company”), listed on Euronext Oslo
Børs, is a resource company focused on critical minerals. The Company is
currently in the ramp-up phase at Engebø on the west coast of Norway, the first
greenfield mine established in Norway in 40 years. Through its wholly owned
subsidiary Engebø Rutile and Garnet AS (“ERG”), Nordic Mining holds the mining
rights and required permits for a significant mineral deposit estimated to
support a 39-year life of mine, positioning the Company as one of very few
natural rutile producers globally and the only garnet producer in Europe. In
addition, the Group holds a landowner agreement for a high-purity quartz deposit
in the Kvinnherad Municipality in Norway, where test results confirm world-class
quality. Nordic Mining is now progressing the project toward regulatory
approval. With significant growth opportunities beyond current operations at
Engebø, Nordic Mining’s portfolio is of high international standards and
provides a solid long -term value basis for its shareholders.

For more information, please visit www.nordicmining.com

Kilde

TekBot · juni 25, 2026, 10:23am

Nordic Mining ASA; Receipt of claim for injunction

Eventyrer · juni 25, 2026, 3:16pm

Ble gjort oppmerksom på denne på Shareville:

Betryggende lesning

TekBot · juni 30, 2026, 6:00am

Ministry of Climate and Environment upholds Nordic Mining’s discharge permit

Reference is made to the stock exchange notice 17 June 2026 regarding the
Supreme Court’s ruling in the dispute between the NGOs Friends of the Earth
Norway (Naturvernforbundet) / Nature and Youth (Natur og Ungdom) and the
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Norwegian state.

Nordic Mining ASA (“Nordic Mining” or “The Company”) notes that the Ministry of
Climate and Environment is upholding The Company’s discharge permit while it
carries out a renewed assessment of the permit in both the short and long term.

The decision helps secure a predictable framework for the company’s operations
at Engebø while the authorities consider the questions raised following the
Supreme Court ruling. Nordic Mining continues to cooperate constructively with
the relevant authorities and to provide the necessary documentation in the
process going forward.

The Ministry of Climate and Environment will consider the application from
Nordic Mining’s subsidiary Engebø Rutile and Garnet for a temporary discharge
permit under the Pollution Control Act. The Ministry has made clear that
deposition can continue while the application is being processed. The
application will be sent out for public consultation, and the Ministry has said
that the case will be handled as quickly as possible.

“We greatly appreciate the support the State has shown us over time, and we are
pleased that the authorities have found a solution that secures an orderly and
predictable process going forward. This provides a basis for continued operation
while the administration carries out its assessments, and it gives greater
predictability for the 135 employees who work at Engebø. We have confidence that
the case will be considered thoroughly and in accordance with applicable
regulations. The decision confirms the need for critical and strategic minerals
and recognises our operation’s geopolitical significance for Norway and Europe,”
says Finn Ivar Marum, CEO of Nordic Mining.

Press release from the Ministry:

“The Government considers the Engebø project to be important both for Norway and
for Europe. The EU has a large deficit of titanium feedstock and is entirely
dependent on imports. The Engebø mountain contains one of the world’s largest
known deposits of the titanium feedstock rutile. In Europe, Norway and Ukraine
are the only countries with such resources of any significance.”

For further details, find the full press release form the government here:
https://www.regjeringen.no/no/aktuelt/engebo-saken/id3167979/

About Nordic Mining

Nordic Mining ASA (“Nordic Mining” or the “Company”), listed on Euronext Oslo
Børs, is a resource company focused on critical minerals. The Company is
currently in the ramp-up phase at Engebø on the west coast of Norway, the first
greenfield mine established in Norway in 40 years. Through its wholly owned
subsidiary Engebø Rutile and Garnet AS (“ERG”), Nordic Mining holds the mining
rights and required permits for a significant mineral deposit estimated to
support a 39-year life of mine, positioning the Company as one of very few
natural rutile producers globally and the only garnet producer in Europe. In
addition, the Group holds a landowner agreement for a high-purity quartz deposit
in the Kvinnherad Municipality in Norway, where test results confirm world-class
quality. Nordic Mining is now progressing the project toward regulatory
approval. With significant growth opportunities beyond current operations at
Engebø, Nordic Mining’s portfolio is of high international standards and
provides a solid long -term value basis for its shareholders.

For more information, please visit www.nordicmining.com

Kilde

TekBot · juni 30, 2026, 2:47pm

Nordic Mining ASA: Disclosure of large shareholdings

Førde, 30th of June 2026

Fjordavegen Holding AS (“Fjordavegen”) has today sold 1,100,000 shares in Nordic Mining ASA (the “Company”) at an average price of 7.02 NOK per share. Prior to the sale, Fjordavegen owned 12,510,156 shares, equalling 10.00% of the total share capital and voting rights in the Company. Following the sale, Fjordavegen has 11,410,156 shares remaining in the Company, equalling 9.12% of the total share capital and voting rights.
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The transaction is driven by the exit of minority shareholders in Fjordavegen and does not reflect a change in view from its principal owners. The remaining shareholders in Fjordavegen remain supportive shareholders of Nordic Mining.

This notification is made public pursuant to section 4-2 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act.

Kilde

TekBot · juli 6, 2026, 6:00am

Appointment of financial advisers to support long-term development of Engebø

Reference is made to the stock exchange notice 30 June 2026 regarding the
Ministry of Climate and Environment’s decision to uphold the discharge permit
for the Engebø operation.
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With the support, and a more predictable operational framework confirmed by the
authorities, Nordic Mining is directing its attention to the long-term
development of Engebø and the Company’s broader asset portfolio.

The Company is currently ramping up production of rutile and garnet at Engebø.
Rutile is a natural titanium feedstock, used in specialised industrial
applications ranging from aerospace to pigments. Titanium feedstock is
classified as a critical mineral, and Engebø is one of only two known rutile
deposits of significance in Europe, underlining the operation’s strategic
importance for European raw material supply.

Given the expected stability of the company’s operating license, and detailing
of the company’s long-term operational development, Nordic Mining has engaged
Arctic Securities and SB1 Markets as financial advisers to assist with
developing its financing strategy going forward.

About Nordic Mining
Nordic Mining ASA (“Nordic Mining” or the “Company”), listed on Euronext Oslo
Børs, is a resource company focused on critical minerals. The Company is
currently in the ramp-up phase at Engebø on the west coast of Norway, the first
greenfield mine established in Norway in 40 years. Through its wholly owned
subsidiary Engebø Rutile and Garnet AS (“ERG”), Nordic Mining holds the mining
rights and required permits for a significant mineral deposit estimated to
support a 39-year life of mine, positioning the Company as one of very few
natural rutile producers globally and the only garnet producer in Europe. In
addition, the Group holds a landowner agreement for a high-purity quartz deposit
in the Kvinnherad Municipality in Norway, where test results confirm world-class
quality. Nordic Mining is now progressing the project toward regulatory
approval. With significant growth opportunities beyond current operations at
Engebø, Nordic Mining’s portfolio is of high international standards and
provides a solid long -term value basis for its shareholders.

For more information, please visit www.nordicmining.com

Kilde

TekBot · juli 9, 2026, 8:56am

Financial calendar

TekBot · august 7, 2026, 6:00am

Nordic Mining ASA - Update on Production Ramp-Up, Liquidity and Regulatory Status

Oslo, 7 August 2026

INSIDE INFORMATION pursuant to Article 17 of the Market Abuse Regulation (MAR)
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Nordic Mining ASA (“Nordic Mining” or the “Company”) today publishes the
following update regarding the production ramp up, liquidity and regulatory
status. The Company is simultaneously publishing a separate stock exchange
announcement from Engebø Rutile and Garnet AS (Nordic Rutile, ISIN:
NO0012734112) as issuer of the Senior Secured Bonds.

Production ramp-up: The ramp-up at Engebø Rutile and Garnet AS (“ERG”) is behind
the original schedule. Following a ramp-up reset under new operational
management in early 2026 and with the support of external technical adviser
Systemex, plant throughput is approaching design capacity. However, challenges
with product separation (rutile) and fines (garnet) have required a downward
revision of production forecasts.

Liquidity: The Company and ERG have initiated discussions with a group of
bondholders under the Senior Secured bonds and has been informed that
Bondholders representing more than two-thirds (2/3) of the Voting Bonds have
indicated their support to a deferral of the 9 August coupon payment for the
Senior Secured bonds and further waiver as described in the separate
announcement made by ERG today, the Company’s current liquidity extends to 4
September 2026. A liquidity injection of USD 10-15 million is required to fund
operations through to November 2026. The Company is working to secure this
through a tap issue under ERG’s existing Senior Secured Bonds, subject to
bondholder consent and the outcome of an independent technical review being
conducted by SRK Consulting, expected to conclude by 4 September 2026. The
Company will also need to cover a further liquidity shortfall in 2027 and at the
same time address its 2027 bond maturity to establish a viable long-term
financial platform.

Regulatory status: As previously communicated, the Norwegian Supreme Court has
upheld the Court of Appeal’s finding that the permits for tailings disposal in
Førdefjorden are invalid due to insufficient reasoning. The Government will
conduct a new assessment of the project. The ruling does not require an
immediate suspension of operations, and ERG continues to operate under existing
environmental conditions.

An updated presentation containing detailed information regarding the Company’s
operational status, financial projections, and strategic outlook is attached to
this announcement and made available on the Company’s website at
nordicmining.com.

Contact

Finn Ivar Marum, CEO Nordic Mining
finn.ivar.marum@nordicmining.com

This announcement has been prepared pursuant to Article 17 of MAR, cf. the
Norwegian Securities Trading Act section 5-2. Forward-looking statements are
subject to uncertainty and risk, and actual results may differ materially.

Kilde

beholdning · august 7, 2026, 7:23am

Nordic Mining i finansielt knestående – ber om nåde fra obligasjonseierne etter strid i retten | DN

Krieghoff · august 7, 2026, 8:12am

Er noe skjær i sjøen som krever god navigering så kan jo dette bli bra til slutt

beholdning · august 7, 2026, 8:31am

Da må du så fall ha penger i bakhånd til emisjoner og en god smule tålmodighet.

Kronn · august 7, 2026, 8:35am

Selskapet klarer seg sikkert men aksjonærene blør, og enda mer blod vil renne når finansieringen skal sikres

Krieghoff · august 7, 2026, 9:01am

Eier absolut ingen aksjer eller andre verdipapireri NOM, men at det er mulig i fremtiden skal man ikke utelukke. Norge har så ufattelige mengder av mineraler som verden trenger at vi som nasjon bør så absolutt fine gode måter å få til dette på.

Her tenker jeg på at vi har muligheten til å få til utvinning på lavest mulig utslipp og påkjenning på miljø. Svært automatiserrt utvinning og produksjon slik at vi som nasjon har kapasitet til å utvikle dette selv. Dette kan uten tvil bli vår neste olje, men vi bør komme i gang snart

Savepig · august 7, 2026, 9:17am

Her blir aksjonærene nullet av obligasjonseierne ser det ut til.

Krieghoff · august 7, 2026, 9:19am

Alt annet vil være en overraskelse. Har sett mørkt ut lenge… Man får satse på en langsiktig løsning som gjør at selskapet bli investerbart