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The Finnsbo Project is set in the historic magnetite mining district of eastern Bergslagen, in eastern Sweden in the province of Uppland, north of Stockholm. The Project lies 15km north of the famous 540 yr old Dannemora magnetite mine.

Finnsbo lies within the southern fringes of a major structural zone, the regionally extensive high strain ductile Forsmark Deformation Zone (FDZ).  This ore province has produced some of Europe's most significant volcanogenic massive sulphide (or VMS) ore deposits such as the currently operating zinc mines Garpenberg and Zinkgruvan.

Most workings on the Finnsbo licence area are Victorian-aged artisanal pits for magnetite and copper. The most significant working is Bredasen where there is a cluster of 30-40m deep vertical shafts.

Samples taken by Alba from broken rock blasted during previous operations at Finnsbo have been found to contain visible gold.

High-grade gold assay results corroborate the field observation of the presence of visible gold. 

Confirmation of high-grade rare earth results is also highly promising.