Skeleton Coast Uranium Identifies 42 Ranked Uranium Targets Across its Five Namibian Prospecting Licenses from Reinterpretation of Regional Airborne Geophysical Data
Skeleton Coast Uranium identified 42 ranked airborne uranium targets, including 13 high priority, across its five Namibian prospecting licences from reprocessing of the Government of Namibia's 1994/95 regional airborne survey. EPL 8617 hosts 30 targets including ten of the 13 high priority ones, clustered along a palaeovalley consistent with secondary calcrete-hosted uranium mineralisation; EPLs 9872 and 9873 gained their first target evidence.
Key figures
- Total targets
- 42
- Anomaly hectares
- 8700
- Anomaly outlines
- 27
- Epl 8617 targets
- 30
- High priority targets
- 13
- Licence area hectares
- 60973
- Epl 8617 anomaly hectares
- 4100
- Committed exploration spend
- CAD$5 million by June 2028
- Namibia share global uranium production 2024
- approximately 12%
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