Dalaroo Metals says it is close to receiving final government sign-off to expand its Blue Lagoon project in Greenland. Multiple outlets report that the company is awaiting ministerial approvals for three new exploration licences that would extend the project’s footprint. The expansion is described as substantial, with the new licences aimed at locating additional mineral resources at the Greenland site. The reporting also characterises the target commodities as high-grade rare earths and other critical minerals, aligning with the company’s stated focus for the broader exploration program. While the approvals are not yet final, the sources agree that the matter is at the last stage of government consideration, with the company preparing for next steps once authorisations are granted. No sources provide details on timing beyond “nears final sign-off,” or on the likely scope of estimated resources, but all describe the same pending approvals and the same planned licence-based expansion of exploration activities.