Skyharbour Resources and Orano Unveil 2025 Drilling Initiative
Exciting Drilling Plans for the Preston Uranium Project
Skyharbour Resources Ltd. (TSX-V: SYH) is thrilled to announce an extensive diamond drilling program in partnership with Orano Canada Inc. This initiative will take place at the Preston Uranium Project, a rich site sprawling over 49,635 hectares in the western Athabasca Basin. The remarkable team at Orano will lead the drilling, planned for the summer of 2025, which will involve around 6,000 to 7,000 metres of drilling to explore previously uncharted territories for uranium.
The Goals of the 2025 Drilling Program
Targeting High-Priority Areas
The upcoming drilling program focuses on untested high-priority zones across the Preston property. The initiative aims to drill up to 28 holes at depths ranging from 200 to 350 metres, setting out to uncover the untapped potential lying beneath the surface. The targeted regions include the untested Johnson Lake zone, alongside Canoe Lake and the FSAN area, ensuring a broad approach to assessing various promising prospects.
Johnson Lake and Canoe Lake Zones
Exploring Promising Conductors
The Johnson Lake zone, identified as a primary target, is noteworthy for its potential as it showcases a broad structural corridor. Previous airborne and ground surveys have highlighted multiple parallel conductors, delivering strong indications of mineralization prospects. Planned drilling in this area will consist of 4 to 5 holes with an average depth of 350 metres, specifically aimed at testing structurally complex intersections known for high uranium potential.
Delving into Canoe Lake's Potential
Canoe Lake, another focal point, contains nine conductive trends that largely remain unexplored. Historical drilling here has only skimmed the surface of what may lie beneath, with this year’s program planning between 6 to 12 diamond drill holes totaling approximately 1,200 to 2,400 metres. This approach is expected to further define Canoe Lake as a potential discovery corridor within the Preston Project.
FSAN Zone and Its Extensive Exploration
A Comprehensive Approach
The FSAN Zone stands out as the most thoroughly tested area in the 2025 plan. The planned drilling includes reconnaissance and direct targeting strategies. This will consist of a comprehensive approach, with multiple holes aimed at magic disruptions, gravity low anomalies, and high geochemical responses, creating an engaging and multifaceted exploration strategy.
Past Exploration Successes Fuel Future Prospects
The groundwork laid from the 2024 exploration efforts has set the stage for the coming year. Previous field programs involved extensive surveys, including Moving-Loop Transient Electromagnetic (ML-TEM) assessments and a substantial ground gravity survey, both crucial in defining present targets for exploration.
Skyharbour and Orano's Strategic Collaboration
Since signing an option agreement in March 2017, Skyharbour has been paving the way to a fruitful partnership with Orano. This relationship has progressed significantly, culminating in the establishment of a joint venture after Orano met its earn-in option by funding exploration and making requisite cash payments. Currently, Orano holds a 53.3% interest, with Skyharbour and Dixie Gold holding the remainder.
Looking Ahead: The Future of Uranium Exploration
Skyharbour is continually dedicated to maximizing shareholder value through strategic partnerships and advancing exploration initiatives in an actively growing uranium market. This commitment is bolstered by its extensive portfolio that includes multiple joint ventures with top players in the uranium sector.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Preston Uranium Project?
The Preston Uranium Project is a uranium exploration initiative by Skyharbour Resources and its partner Orano, located in the Athabasca Basin.
What are the goals of the 2025 drilling program?
The program aims to explore high-priority targets through approximately 6,000 to 7,000 metres of diamond drilling.
How does the Johnson Lake zone fit into the project?
Johnson Lake is a key target area identified for its potential uranium mineralization, based on previous explorative surveys.
What other zones are being explored?
Canoe Lake and FSAN zone additionally represent critical areas for exploration, each with multiple targets to be assessed in the upcoming program.
Who can I contact for more information about Skyharbour?
For inquiries, you can contact Nicholas Coltura, Investor Relations Manager at Skyharbour Resources Ltd., through their official channels.
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