Greenland Mines ( (GRML) ) has released a notification of late filing.

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Greenland Mines Ltd has filed a Form 12b-25, notifying investors that it will delay its Form 10-Q (Quarter Report) for the quarter ended June 30, 2026. The company’s delayed filing concerns its standard U.S. quarterly report rather than an annual Form 10-K (Yearly Report) or Form 20-F (Yearly Report).

Management states the delay stems from the time needed to complete final revisions to the quarterly report and to coordinate the preparation and inclusion of required exhibits. There is no mention of auditor changes, internal control breakdowns, or special committee reviews, suggesting the issue is logistical rather than financial or governance-related.

Greenland Mines expects to file the Form 10-Q (Quarter Report) within the standard SEC grace period, which is up to five calendar days after the original due date for a quarterly filing. The company has also confirmed that all other required periodic reports over the last 12 months have been filed on time.

Importantly for shareholders, the company does not anticipate any significant change in results of operations versus the same quarter a year earlier. As with all forward-looking statements, investors should treat these comments with caution until the full Form 10-Q (Quarter Report) is publicly available.

The notification emphasizes Greenland Mines’ intention to remain compliant with SEC filing rules while it completes the report and its exhibits. The document is signed by Chief Executive Officer Joseph A. Sinkule, underscoring executive-level responsibility for the delayed filing and the planned catch-up timeline.