Sources · Årebladet Mining

Swedish terms, in brief

SGU: Sveriges geologiska undersökning, the Geological Survey of Sweden. The state agency responsible for mapping the country's geology and managing mineral information.
Bergsstaten: The mining inspectorate. A division of SGU, headed by the bergmästare (chief mining inspector), which decides applications for exploration permits and mining concessions.
Bolagsverket: The Swedish Companies Registration Office. Maintains the national registers of limited companies, board members and beneficial owners, and enforces annual report filing.
Undersökningstillstånd: An exploration permit. Grants the right to search for metals or minerals within a defined area, normally for three years. Does not grant the right to mine.
Bearbetningskoncession: A mining concession. The separate, considerably stricter permission required before any extraction can begin.
Verklig huvudman: Beneficial owner. The natural person who ultimately owns or controls a company, as required to be registered under EU anti-money-laundering directives.
Årsredovisning: Annual report. Mandatory filing for Swedish limited companies; late submission triggers escalating fees and, eventually, compulsory liquidation proceedings.

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Bolagsverket

Bolagets egna handlingar

ASIC och ASX (Australien)

Bergsstaten och SGU

Lagstiftning och bakgrund

E-postkorrespondens

Permit maps

The permits on Gruvkartor.se

Each of the 22 permits has its own page on Gruvkartor.se (in Swedish) — Årebladet's map catalogue of every mineral permit in Sweden, built on the same Bergsstaten open data as this investigation. Map, decision dates, area and holder for one permit at a time.

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