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Ticker · NOM ISIN · NO0013162693 LEI · 5967007LIEEXZXFVKO54 Euronext Expand Mining and quarrying
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Filings indexed 1,466 across all filing types
Latest filing 2025-06-19 Remuneration Information
Country NO Norway
Listing Euronext Expand NOM

About Nordic Mining ASA

https://www.nordicmining.com/

Nordic Mining ASA is a resource company with integrated operations in the exploration, development, and production of high-end industrial minerals and metals. The company's principal asset is the Engebø project, a significant hard-rock deposit of rutile and garnet. Operations focus on establishing a long-term, sustainable supply of natural rutile, a primary source of titanium, and almandine garnet for various industrial uses. Through its subsidiaries, the company is also developing a high-purity hydrothermal quartz deposit and is evaluating the potential for future production of titanium sponge from its rutile concentrate.

Recent filings

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Nordic Mining ASA: Award of options to key employees and board members
Remuneration Information Classification · 99% confidence The document explicitly details the awarding of stock options to key employees and board members of Nordic Mining ASA, including the number of options, vesting schedules, and subscription prices. This type of disclosure, especially when referencing Article 19 of the EU Market Abuse Regulation, relates to insider transactions or significant changes in executive holdings/compensation structure. While it involves directors, it is not a formal Director's Dealing report (which usually reports completed trades, Code: DIRS) nor a formal Remuneration Report (Code: DEF 14A). Since it concerns the granting of equity incentives to management and the board, it falls under the scope of insider transactions related to compensation, which is often captured under general regulatory filings or specific insider transaction rules. Given the options provided, the closest fit for reporting personal share transactions/holdings changes by insiders (even if granted as options) is Director's Dealing (DIRS). However, since this is a grant of options rather than a transaction in existing shares, and it is a specific regulatory disclosure (MAR Article 19), it is best classified as a general Regulatory Filing (RNS) or potentially related to management/board structure changes. Since the core content is the grant of options to insiders, and it is a mandatory disclosure, RNS is the most appropriate general regulatory category if DIRS (which usually implies buying/selling existing shares) is too narrow. Given the context of insider activity disclosure, DIRS is often used broadly for insider holdings changes, but RNS covers mandatory regulatory announcements not fitting elsewhere. Let's re-evaluate the definitions. DIRS is 'Report of personal share transactions by company directors and executives (insider trades)'. Option awards are a form of insider transaction/holding change. If DIRS is strictly for buying/selling, RNS is the fallback. Since this is a mandatory disclosure under MAR 19 regarding primary insiders, and it's not a standard financial report, RNS is the safest general regulatory classification, although DIRS is conceptually close.
2025-06-19 English
Financial calendar
Report Publication Announcement Classification · 99% confidence The document is titled 'Financial calendar' and lists future dates for the release of specific financial reports (Half-yearly Report, Quarterly Reports Q3 and Q4) for the fiscal year 2025. It is not the report itself, but an announcement detailing the schedule for future report publications. This aligns best with the 'Report Publication Announcement' (RPA) category, which covers announcements regarding the timing or release of company reports.
2025-06-19 English
Major Shareholding Disclosure Notification - Attachment: 3. Major Shareholding Disclosure - NOM NO.pdf
Major Shareholding Notification Classification · 99% confidence The document is explicitly titled "Standard form for notification of major holdings" and details an "acquisition or disposal of voting rights" by a shareholder (Mirabella Financial Services LLP) concerning shares in Nordic Mining ASA. It includes specific fields for reporting resulting situations, total positions, and dates when thresholds were crossed. This structure is characteristic of regulatory filings related to significant changes in share ownership, which falls under the category of Major Shareholding Notification (MRQ) as defined in the provided schema, which covers 'Notification of changes in significant share ownership levels (crossing thresholds)'.
2025-06-13 English
Major Shareholding Disclosure Notification
Major Shareholding Notification Classification · 95% confidence The document text is extremely short (135 characters) and explicitly states 'Please see the attachment on www.newsweb.no'. This strongly suggests it is an announcement about a filing rather than the filing itself, fitting the 'MENU VS MEAL' rule. The title 'Major Shareholding Disclosure Notification' directly corresponds to the definition of Major Shareholding Notification (MRQ). Since this is a notification announcing the availability of the actual disclosure, it could potentially be classified as RPA or RNS, but given the specific content type (Major Shareholding), MRQ is the most accurate content classification, even if the delivery mechanism is an announcement. However, following the strict 'MENU VS MEAL' rule for short announcements pointing to an attachment, RPA (Report Publication Announcement) or RNS (Regulatory Filings) are strong candidates. Since 'Major Shareholding Notification' is a specific type of regulatory filing, and the text is just a pointer, RNS is the safest fallback for a short regulatory announcement pointing elsewhere, although MRQ describes the content. Given the options, and the nature of a short notification pointing to an external source, RNS is appropriate as a general regulatory announcement wrapper, but MRQ describes the subject matter perfectly. Let's re-evaluate: MRQ is for the notification itself. If the text *is* the notification, it should be MRQ. If the text is just a press release saying 'The MRQ is attached', it's RPA/RNS. Since the text *is* the 'Major Shareholding Disclosure Notification', I will classify it as MRQ, assuming the notification content itself is what is being classified, despite the brevity pointing to an attachment.
2025-06-13 English
Major Shareholding Disclosure Notification - Attachment: 3. Major Shareholding Disclosure - NOM NO.pdf
Major Shareholding Notification Classification · 99% confidence The document is explicitly titled 'Standard form for notification of major holdings' and contains structured fields related to changes in voting rights, shareholder details (Mirabella Financial Services LLP, Svelland Global Trading Master Fund, etc.), ISIN codes, and percentage thresholds crossed (e.g., 19.72% resulting situation vs. 20.00% previous). This format is characteristic of regulatory filings mandated when an investor's stake in a listed company crosses a specific ownership threshold. While it is a regulatory filing, the specific nature of reporting major shareholding changes points directly to the 'Major Shareholding Notification' category.
2025-06-03 English
Major Shareholding Disclosure Notification
Major Shareholding Notification Classification · 95% confidence The document text is extremely short (135 characters) and explicitly states 'Please see the attachment on www.newsweb.no'. This strongly suggests it is an announcement about a filing rather than the filing itself, fitting the 'MENU VS MEAL' rule. The title 'Major Shareholding Disclosure Notification' directly corresponds to the definition of Major Shareholding Notification (MRQ). Since this is a notification announcing the availability of the actual disclosure, it could potentially be classified as RPA or RNS, but given the specific content type (Major Shareholding), MRQ is the most accurate content classification, even if the delivery mechanism is an announcement. However, following the strict 'MENU VS MEAL' rule for short announcements pointing to an attachment, RPA (Report Publication Announcement) or RNS (Regulatory Filings) are strong candidates. Since 'Major Shareholding Notification' is a specific type of regulatory filing, and the text is just a pointer, RNS is the safest fallback for a short regulatory announcement pointing elsewhere, although MRQ describes the content. Given the options, and the nature of a short notification pointing to an external source, RNS is appropriate as a general regulatory announcement wrapper, but MRQ describes the subject matter perfectly. Let's re-evaluate: MRQ is for the notification itself. If the text *is* the notification, it should be MRQ. If the text is just a press release saying 'The MRQ is attached', it's RPA/RNS. Since the text *is* the 'Major Shareholding Disclosure Notification', I will classify it as MRQ, assuming the notification content itself is what is being classified, despite the brevity pointing to an attachment.
2025-06-03 English

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