Uranium intersections in near-surface mineralisation
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Uranium intersections in near-surface mineralisation
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Assays confirm Uranium intersections in the first hole where a calcrete-hosted surficial uranium occurrence was detected, at OV047:
2m at 92ppm U3 O8 from 26m, including:
1m at 103ppm U3 O8 from 27m;
1m at 82ppm U3 O8 from 26m; and
1m at 72ppm U3 O8 from 31m
Significant mineralisation potential at Overland: The modern drainage setting indicates an anomalous mineralised zone up to 6m thick and over 1km wide, open in all directions.
Dual Uranium potential: Assays now confirm Overland demonstrates potential for both near surface, calcrete-hosted uranium, and deeper, ISR-amenable deposits, highlighting the strategic significance of AR3’s 4,000km² exploration land package.
Drilling and assays continue:
Assays from the remainder of the infill holes following up OV047 are expected in the June quarter 2025.
Our 2025 drilling program will continue through April, following up the surficial uranium discovery and deeper ISR-amenable deposits.
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