How Are People Getting Exposure to Greenland Minerals Right Now?

REDDIT.COMMar 16, 9:38 PM UTC

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  • The post discusses the difficulty in finding publicly traded companies on major US exchanges that offer direct exposure to Greenland's mineral resources, particularly palladium. It highlights the potential impact of tariffs on Russian palladium and the broader interest in Arctic resource development. The author seeks recommendations for established companies with assets in Greenland, signaling potential increased investor interest in this niche area.
How Are People Getting Exposure to Greenland Minerals Right Now?

been reading a lot about the push into greenland recently and wondering if anyone has found a good way to actually invest in it. between the tariffs on russian palladium and all the talk about arctic resources i feel like there has to be some kind of play here but i cant figure out where

most of the greenland mining stuff seems to be either private or listed on exchanges i dont really use. is there anything on nasdaq or nyse that gives exposure to greenland specifically? or am i stuck looking at broader critical minerals etfs

palladium seems like the big one since russia supplies like 40% of global production and the anti-dumping duties are making that way more expensive. but i dont want to just buy palladium futures, id rather find companies actually developing deposits

and please dont come at me with penny stock garbage or some OTC pump and dump. im looking for real companies with actual assets, ideally something nasdaq listed that i can buy in a normal brokerage account

anyone tracking this space? curious what people are looking at

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