Extension of Uranium mineralisation at Overland
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Extension of Uranium mineralisation at Overland
Highlights:
Uranium mineralisation extended: Remainder of assays from 2024 drilling confirms uranium mineralisation along the highly prospective Western Margin Target Zone.
Validation of depositional model: Correlation of assay results with gamma and pXRF data confirms the depositional model for sedimentary-hosted uranium.
Anomalous Uranium: Drill holes OV012 and OV013 intersected anomalous uranium concentrations over 1m intervals at key geological contacts between permeable sands and lignitic clays.
Assays validate the down hole gamma responses and in-field pXRF measurements for contained Uranium including:
o OV012 1m at 51ppm U3O8 from 89m (Figure 2 & 5)
o OV012 1m at 43ppm U3O8from 102m
o OV013 1m at 61ppm U3O8from 85m (Figure 2 & 5)
o OV013 1m at 39ppm U3O8 from 84m
o OV015 1m at 36ppm U3O8 from 61m
o OV023 1m at 32ppm U3O8 from 79m
o OV025 1m at 31ppm U3O8 from 85m
o OV011 1m at 30ppm U3O8 from 96m
ISR amenable mineralisation: Uranium mineralisation occurs in permeable sediments conducive to In-Situ Recovery (ISR) mining methods.
Active Uranium system supported: Results suggest an active system, increasing potential for future discoveries at the Overland Project.
Next round assays pending: Assays from the first swing of the 2025 drilling program are expected in the coming weeks, which will guide future exploration targeting.
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