District Metals Highlights Viken's US$7.6 Billion Economic Impact
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District Metals continues to build momentum at its Viken Project in Sweden following the release of an independent economic impact study estimating more than US$7.6 billion in regional economic benefits. CEO Garrett Ainsworth discusses what those figures mean for local communities, landowners, and policymakers, while also providing an update on ongoing exploration across the company's broader Alum Shale portfolio. The conversation covers permitting milestones, upcoming drilling catalysts, Sweden's evolving nuclear policy, and why Viken continues to emerge as a strategically important uranium and critical minerals project for both Sweden and the European Union
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