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Nordic Resources Reports High-Grade Metallurgical Test Results at Finland Project

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Nordic Resources (ASX:NNL) said locked cycle and variability testing on mineralized samples from its Kopsa gold-copper project in Finland confirmed high recoveries for gold, copper, and silver into high payability concentrates and doré, according to a Thursday Australian bourse filing.

The results were up to 24% copper, 115 grams per tonne gold (g/t), and 301 g/t silver from the Stockwork samples, and 25% copper, 42 g/t gold, and 260 g/t silver from the Tonalite samples, both from locked cycle testing.

The company said the testing completes the initial metallurgical program for the 815,000-ounce gold equivalent Kopsa deposit, with a new 12,000-meter drill program recently commenced at the project.

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