The Canadian company undertook a airborne study of occupied Western Sahara on behalf of the occupying power.
In its 2012 annual report, ONHYM notes the following regarding the Canadian Metalex's mineral exploration in occupied Western Sahara:
"Airborne geophysical survey, magnetic and spectroradiometry, conducted by the Canadian company Goldak Airborne Ltd. Processing and interpretation of the airborne survey results Geological control of airborne anomalies. A total of 428 samples were collected. Partial results of samples collected at certain anomalies are encouraging."
Goldak's physical presence in Dakhla in 2012 was documented here.
Goldak is based in Saskatoon, Canada.
Occupier concluded tender for entrenching occupation
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More signs of Metalex returning
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Morocco prepares for illegal mineral exploration
Morocco is to dig 2,400 cubic meters of soil in occupied Western Sahara, as part of a mineral exploration.
Sander Geophysics did mapping in occupied Western Sahara
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