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Prospecting and mining in Jämtland

Who is applying to prospect? Who owns the companies behind the applications? And what does Bergsstaten actually examine before a permit is granted? Årebladet follows the companies, the ownership chains and the decisions.

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Wrong beneficial owner, late accounts

but the company is still allowed to prospect for metals in Jämtland

The Swedish subsidiary of Australia's Neu Horizon Uranium, Energy X92 AB, had an incorrectly registered beneficial owner for more than two years, filed its annual accounts 197 days late, was issued SEK 20,000 in late-filing fees, and was at the same time granted 22 exploration permits covering an area larger than Singapore.

  • 2+ years Wrong beneficial owner
  • 1 112 km² Total exploration area
  • 197 Days late on annual report

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