Norra Metals Corp. announced that the company has defined one drill-ready target and five high-priority targets at Bleikvassli property, as a result of the previous historical data compilation and integration. The targets were selected based on results obtained from data such as NGU's (Norwegian Geological Survey) bedrock geochemical survey, several geophysical surveys and historic core drilling.

The latter with special focus on a portion of the full down dip extension of Bleikvassli deposit defining a drill-ready target. The location of the targets is represented in as well as most relevant sampling assays obtained and conductors detected by several geophysical methods. Some of those samples grades include up to 12.52% Cu; 35.51% Zn; 17.79% Pb; 80.6 g/t Ag and 744ppb Au.

The project benefits from excellent infrastructure including paved roads and rail access as well as a nearby labor force located 50 kilometers away in the industrial town of Mo-I-Rana, which provides access to a deep water port and regional airport. The property includes the past-producing Bleikvassli mine. The operations at Bleikvassli began in 1957 and lasted until 1997, producing in total more than five million tonnes of zinc-copper-lead-silver.

According to the Norwegian Geological Survey (NGU), historical resources remaining at the time of the mine closure totaled 720,000 tonnes grading 5.17% Zn, 0.27% Cu, 2.72% Pb, 45g/t Ag, 0.2g/t Au. No exploration has been done since late 90's.