What's Happening?
Connected Minerals has completed a phase two drilling program at its Etango North-East Uranium Project in Namibia. The program included 23 holes for 3,134 meters at the Ondapanda prospect, following up on phase one results where 14 of 15 holes delivered economic uranium grades. The company is optimistic about the results, which are expected in three weeks. The drilling has demonstrated multiple, stacked, and mineralized Alaskites, reinforcing the geological model of the nearby Etango Uranium Project. Connected Minerals is focused on the discovery and development of projects in Namibia and Western Australia.
Why It's Important?
The successful completion of the phase two drilling program marks a significant milestone for Connected Minerals, potentially leading to new discoveries and resource expansions. The positive results from phase one and the ongoing exploration efforts enhance the project's value and attractiveness to investors. The focus on uranium exploration aligns with global trends of increasing demand for clean energy sources, positioning Connected Minerals to capitalize on market opportunities. The company's strategic focus on Namibia and Western Australia reflects its commitment to exploring high-potential regions and advancing its project portfolio.
What's Next?
Connected Minerals anticipates receiving the results from phase two drilling in three weeks, which will inform future exploration and development plans. The company may continue to expand its drilling program, targeting additional prospects within the Etango North-East Uranium Project. The ongoing exploration activities may lead to further discoveries and resource expansions, strengthening Connected Minerals' position in the uranium market.
